Following a home contest against the Big Green tomorrow, Penn will travel across town to face Temple Sunday at 2 p.m.

Days removed from an easy win over a lowly UMBC team, the Quakers (4-2-2, 0-1 Ivy) will now look for their first Ivy win today against Cornell (1-7-1, 0-1). Sunday, the action continues when Army (5-4-1) visits Rhodes Field.

Tomorrow Penn (3-3-2) will begin its 2009 Ivy schedule against the Big Red again, but this time the Quakers play host in the 7:30 p.m. game.

Tomorrow night, when the Quakers (9-4) open Ivy League play and a five-game road trip they’ll face a struggling Tigers team that’s 2-9.

When Central New York rivals Cornell and No. 25 Colgate collide tomorrow in Hamilton, the stakes will be the highest they’ve been since 1966 in this 103-year-old rivalry.

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Seven years ago, Marilyn Sommers wondered whether current forensic exams could actually determine whether a woman had consented to sex.

This summer, a group of Penn students established a transatlantic venture to Nigeria to aid urban youth through a new microfinance group, YouthBank.

Penn campus visits have risen 8-10 percent this year, according to Admissions Dean Eric Furda, and admissions experts say this trend is surprising given the economic downturn and lack of similar increases at other schools.

To address the rapidly growing demand for geriatric social services, the School of Social Policy and Practice has developed a new concentration aimed at equipping students with the skills essential to providing care to older adults.

This semester, the Penn Panhellenic Council launched the Penn Sorority Life Blog — a blog designed to give freshman women who are considering rushing a sneak-peek into the life of Penn sorority girls.

The men’s soccer team was not prepared for yesterday’s game against Penn State. Payback was in order for the Nittany Lions, who lost 3-0 at Rhodes Field last season. This time around, the Quakers were thumped 5-0 in University Park, Pa. Four of Penn State’s five goals came in the second half.

Dartmouth Athletics relies quite heavily on one arm and one leg of Don Kephart. The junior kickoff specialist and back-up field goal kicker for Big Green football suits up for the track team in the spring.

For six quarters, freshman running back Lyle Marsh was nothing more than an occasional short-yardage back for the Quakers. But after his second-half performance Saturday against Lafayette, Penn fans know that the future is bright — at least in the backfield.