Knowing what you’re eating can help you stay awake, even pull an all-nighter.

Keiffer Garton is wearing a brace and is considered a game-time decision for the Quakers’ home showdown with Yale tomorrow.

Aakash Mathur, a 2009 Wharton alumnus, and Jay Parekh, a 2009 Engineering alumnus, are developing the prototype of the reusable Hydros Bottle. The bottle purifies water within about 20 seconds of being filled.

Due to financing and visa difficulties, admission offers to international graduate students fell this year an average of 3 percent across U.S. graduate schools, according to a recent report released by the Council of Graduate Schools.

Penn students took a break from studying last night to enrich the lives of West Philadelphia children — with warm winter scarves and a better education.

Yesterday, the usual crowd of students on Locust Walk was joined by a new group — students clad in orange jumpsuits.

Penn Counseling and Psychological Services and other University staff handle treatment for students with disordered eating habits mostly without organized student involvement.

Last week, eight third-year Penn Law students attended a U.S. Supreme Court hearing on a case they had helped research in coursework for the school’s Supreme Court Clinic.

This month, international students got a little closer to home with Vonage Mobile, a free application for PDAs and iPhones designed to reduce costs for international calls.

Andrea Cooper’s daughter Kristin committed suicide with a gun on New Year’s Eve of 1995, following a struggle with depression after she became a victim of acquaintance rape.

The Tigers had no answer for senior All-American receiver Buddy Farnham, who single-handedly dominated in Brown’s 34-17 victory Saturday.

For some upperclassmen men who participated in this year’s Interfraternity Council fall rush, the process is almost at its end.

Students calling for reform in the Undergraduate Assembly want to adjust the election process for chairman and VP for external affairs.

Students celebrate around campus as the Phillies defeat the Dodgers and head for the World Series. Submit your photos!

Susan Freitsche, senior staff attorney at the Women’s Law Project, and other experts discussed this issue and its repercussions in a conference entitled, “Abortion and Reproductive Rights in the Era of Obama” at the Penn Law School last night.

Penn is expanding its programs to all corners of the world, including the Middle East, Africa and South America.

She was sick and stuck in bed for a week, yet she still managed to get an A on her Calculus midterm. That’s what one might call a Penn heroine.