As a community, we not only rejected Westboro Baptist Church's philosophy, but we offered our own.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing has awarded the School of Nursing $150,000 for the second year in a row to support selected incoming students.

Studying abroad, no matter what country, is fantastic, and more students should take advantage of this opportunity.

The number of early applicants is the highest it has been in three years, and applications have increased for the first time since 2005. This demonstrates the success of recent recruitment efforts.

Unlike other universities across the country, Penn has been active in monitoring the University’s buildings and their efficiency and making sure they perform at high standards.

Reported influenza-like illnesses at Penn remain low, with 12.9 cases per 10,000 students for the week of Nov. 29 through Dec. 5.

Nursing student Kerry McLaughlin moves from cram sessions and all-nighters at Van Pelt to the homey study space of a Christmas-decorated dorm room.

A Penn Dental School initiative aims to provide 120 children with dental sealants by the end of March 2010.

Eighteen percent of students had voted on the current UA referendum as of midnight last night — bringing it only two percentage points away from the 20 needed in order to enter consideration.

While Monmouth's 2-7 record is better than winless Penn’s, both teams will be desperate for a win Saturday as Penn travels to West Long Branch, N.J.

Yesterday SPEC sponsored “Little Artist, Big City," Penn Big Brothers Big Sisters and Phi Gamma Nu’s exhibition of the artwork of local underprivileged children in the Fox Art Gallery.

Starting this week, college students around the country will be able to enter the Sierra Club’s “2 Dirty 4 College” photo contest. The Sierra Club will name one winner and award him or her a green cleaning service.

Despite earning valuable momentum from winning the Nike Invitational at Kenyon College last weekend, the Penn women’s swimming team fell to a less prolific Columbia opponent last night in New York, N.Y.

After entering the year ranked No. 24 in the preseason Intermat rankings, the Penn wrestling team has been fighting an uphill battle of late.

Unafraid of proclaiming his beliefs on Conservative Judaism and homosexuality, renowned author and scholar Elliot Dorff spoke to a packed room at Hillel on Tuesday evening.

It was pretty easy to figure out what Glen Miller thought had gone wrong in his team’s embarrassing 78-60 loss to Albany. In a word, defense.

Rob Belcore's coast-to-coast layup after halftime was a glimmer of hope that Penn might finally obtain its elusive first win of the season. Not so fast.