The sugar rush from Sour Patch Kids is only temporary — unless, of course, you are Penn women’s basketball guard Caitlin Slover.

Hiring the coach with the highest winning percentage in any NCAA division is a good start if Penn is serious about turning its program around.

Andrew Jones has trouble picking up girls. Or at least that’s what the Penn State Athletic Department’s marketing team thinks.

Ted Sorensen, special counsel and principal speechwriter to former President John F. Kennedy, spoke Wednesday afternoon at the Penn Bookstore about his new book.

This year, more than 13,000 professionals descended upon the Philadelphia Convention Center for the American Public Health Association's 137th Annual Meeting and Exposition, whose theme was “Water and Public Health.”

The Undergraduate Assembly Student Life Committee’s Quakerpedia will serve as a one-stop resource guide to all facets of Penn.

With the season opener this Friday versus Columbia, the Quakers are already looking ahead to the Eastern Intercollegiate Swim League championship.

Muscled students and staffs showed off their guns at the Ms. and Mr. Penn competition.

With SEPTA back on track, students and commuters are returning to normalcy in their travels around the city.

The University's master plan for post-World War II expansion has been a source of historic tension with the surrounding community.

Approximately 65,000 high school graduates won’t be able to pursue their dreams as scholars, athletes, artists or even Americans because they are undocumented youth.

Dartmouth may have already ended its 17-game losing streak with an Oct. 24 defeat of Columbia, but its second ‘W’ comes with a big ray of hope for the future.

Returning first team All-Ivy Brendan McHugh certainly doesn’t lack dedication.

We thought we’d take a moment to point out an effort that we thought showed especial ingenuity and initiative.

We are writing today because we believe, as do many others, that the problems with the recent Undergraduate Assembly chairman reform are too significant to go overlooked.

Cracking the top three at the Ivy Championships has been an elusive feat.

“The South Will Rise Again” is a phrase that evokes reminders of a dark and bitter chapter in American history — and it has no place at the sporting events of a public university.