Through Rake-a-thon, the group’s annual fundraiser, Habitat members traveled to Philadelphia suburb Chestnut Hill to rake yards for donations.

A Copabanana bouncer was shot in right leg shortly before 2 a.m. Tuesday but is now in "good condition," police say.

Being part of the Ivy League implies academic excellence and a certain level of prestige, but in this age of hundreds of undergraduate institutions and hundreds of thousands of students, the classification doesn’t influence people in a single dimension.

With the help of sophomore midfielder Melanie Baskind, the Harvard women’s soccer team was able to win its second consecutive Ivy League title, outright.

In order to drop from 195 pounds to his wrestling weight of just 174, junior Scott Giffin has instituted a serious diet and workout regimen.

No one should have to think twice before trying to help a sick friend.

Lisa DePaulo has made a career out of revealing the human side of celebrities, from 50 Cent to Donald Rumsfeld.

This year’s squad will have to deal with the loss of six seniors, others have the chance to step up.

Last year 3,833 people voted on campus. This year only 171 people took the 20 minutes needed to cast a vote.

What if your employer knew more about you than you did? Sounds scary, but it could happen in the near future.

The big takeaway from the Princeton game was the number of players with a carry or reception: 13.

University College London has established a fellowship to honor Ella Keeler, the 20-year-old British exchange student who died at Penn on Oct. 2 after a heart attack eight days earlier.

As disparate as they may seem, Rory Stewart insists that U.S. policy in Afghanistan and a game of poker have a lot in common.

According to Chef Fritz Blank, learning how to cook requires the use of six senses: taste, touch, sound, sight, smell and common sense.

At tonight’s 18th annual Ms. and Mr. Penn Bodybuilding Contest, Penn athletes and some very well-built students will compete for the title of the school’s king and queen of brawn.

They traveled there earlier this year as part of the U.S. Office of Minority Health’s “A Healthy Baby Begins With You” campaign.

College junior and Undergraduate Assembly member Rico Moorer was shell-shocked after he arrived, before 10:30 p.m., at a UA meeting that was already ending.