Although the Quakers went 2-1 this weekend, four Penn wrestlers completed the Northeast Duals without losing a bout.

The Crimson were looking to beat Boston University Saturday for the first time in eight years and the first time in Case Gym since 1975 (though they’ve only played 10 games in Boston since then).

The Quakers lost to Iowa State, 78-38, Friday and to Northwestern, 61-39, the following day.

The cause of College sophomore Alex Ryles’ death has been called into question by a post on Facebook.

When students buy ice cream from the Uncommon Market under 1920 Commons Dining Hall, the cow that produced the milk for that ice cream is not far away.

Many prospective Penn students want to know how to get into an Ivy League school — and some students are working to provide the answer.

As research grant applications rise amid economic uncertainty, some groups at Penn are facing disparities in the funding necessary to support demonstrated interest.

For School of Design students Sahar Moin and Stephanie Ulrich, possibilities for urban development extend beyond the city limits of Philadelphia or New York.

One year after construction began and one year before it is scheduled for completion, the South Street Bridge reconstruction is progressing as planned.

An autopsy of College senior Kenneth Nwannunu revealed that he died of bacterial pneumonia with sepsis, his mother, Denise Williams, said Sunday. He died Sept. 23 in Shaghai.

Wharton Leadership Ventures provides experiential learning for MBA students, through trips to locales like Kilimanjaro and the British Virgin Islands.

Classes the day before Thanksgiving pose hardships on students who live far from campus.

Long- distance travel on Amtrak has logistical and social benefits.

The squirrel-theft ridiculousness has gone on just a tad too long ­— here are my open letters offering solutions.

President Barack Obama announced Tuesday that University President Amy Gutmann will be the chairwoman of the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues.

When my only option seemed to be living with Mom and Dad in the ‘burbs and earning “regular” status on the SEPTA R5, I became my own personal real estate agent.

I live with two roommates whom I chose, but we were randomly placed with a fourth ­— and she doesn't go to Penn.