When Penn (6-2-2, 1-1 Ivy) heads to Columbia this weekend, it will need to get off to a quick start if they hope to pull out a victory.

Penn will get a chance to please its coach Sunday when it travels to Loretto, Pa., to take on the Red Flash at DeGol Field.

If Penn wants any shot at revenge for last season’s 2-1 home loss to Columbia, it must stop one of the Ivy League’s most explosive scorers: forward Bayo Adafin.

The Bulldogs (11-1, 1-0 Ivy) are off to an even better start this year, and will try to avoid a repeat when Penn (10-4, 1-0) visits Saturday for a 4 p.m. matchup. The Quakers’ road trip begins tonight with a 7 p.m. contest against Brown.

While current health care reform efforts seem distant - with most discussions based in Washington, D.C. - Wharton, the School of Medicine and the School of Nursing are playing a significant role.

First place in the Ancient Eight will be on the line when the Crimson take on the Big Red.

Last night, the Rosenbach Museum hosted a gallery talk and tour about Sendak’s renown picture book, lead by Traveling Exhibitions Coordinator Patrick Rodgers.

The Quakers (1-2, 1-0 Ivy) will rely heavily on running back Lyle Marsh and their ground game Saturday when the team hosts Bucknell (3-2, 1-0 Patriot).

Sally Engelhart looks at the Marshmallow Experiment, and what it means for delayed gratification in Penn students' lives

To build a sense of community among Greeks, a variety of philanthropic, social and competitive events took place over the week and will continue throughout the weekend.

Katherine Rea takes a look at how both students and older people view tracked advertising online

Readers write in with their thoughts on issues pertinent to the Penn community

Many Penn students will remember elementary school as an endless lists of rules, from wearing plaid uniforms at the right length to not fidgeting in class.

When Jack Dougherty’s daughter underwent treatment at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for nine months in 2007, his family “faced tremendous challenges” finding a place to stay.

Penn students are continuing to go abroad in large numbers, despite trends to the contrary among many American universities. About 23 percent of Penn's junior class goes abroad.

The School of Nursing’s fundraising campaign is on its way to reaching its conclusion and its $75 million target. The campaign has already raised $69 million for projects in the school.

Since President Barack Obama’s stimulus package was passed, the University has received more than $163 million in research funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.