Despite outscoring Yale 12-6 after halftime, the Quakers dropped a nailbiter, 16-14, in New Haven, Conn.

A disappointing road stint continued for Penn women’s tennis this weekend as the team was swept 7-0 by both Brown and Yale this weekend.

No. 8 Penn and the No. 11 Big Green took two first-place finishes apiece, but a superior finish in the varsity eight race help Dartmouth carry the day, with the Quakers placing second, ahead of No. 12 MIT.

After the women’s lacrosse team got outplayed in a 12-6 loss to No. 2 Maryland Friday, the team came back from a 4-2 deficit to clobber Columbia, 19-7.

Following back-to-back .500 finishes in Ivy play, the women’s softball team finds itself in a welcome position — first place.

This year marked the 28th anniversary of Festival Latino, a week-long celebration of Latino culture on campus. The festival’s theme was “EsPENNglish,” a pun on the term Spanglish.

A 12-4 victory over Yale at Meiklejohn Stadium Sunday capped of a successful weekend for the baseball team.

Since lawyers play such critical roles in many of the current international challenges, Penn Law decided to create a new office for international affairs last year.

After College junior Kaneesha Parsard became the first-ever democratically elected Penn Consortium of Undergraduate Women chairwoman, The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with her to discuss women’s identity at Penn and plans for a new rape crisis center in Philadelphia.

We think SEPTA should stop using the stickers with gender labels.

For the fourth annual Marathon Reading, Penn students and West Philadelphia community members gathered to read The Great Gatsby aloud, from beginning to end.

Staff writer Jenny Chung spends an evening navigating Penn Police's patrol zone with Sergeant Casey Busch, a veteran of nearly seven years at the Division of Public Safety.

Attending the seder was an invaluable experience that I hope other non-Jews have. Participation in another religion’s rituals will teach you more about that religion than a book can.

Here at Penn, there are also growing ways to explore the blurring line between the social-impact and for-profit worlds.

The initiative’s overall goal is to collect a million pens in order to donate $20,000 to the Green Fund.

On April 1, Aramark and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers released a joint statement proclaiming an agreement that outlines better wages and improved working conditions for Florida tomato field workers.

Although Penn’s Washington Semester Program has been offered every semester since 1994, the political climate in the nation’s capital may affect students’ motivations for enrolling in the program.