At most European universities, students receive their undergraduate degrees in three years — and Graduate School of Education professor Robert Zemsky thinks American should do the same.

Written on the inside label of the coats Operation Warm distributes to children across the nation is one word that encapsulates the organization's message: "Achieve."

Nearly three months after the legal deadline, Pennsylvania Gov. Edward Rendell and legislative leaders have reached an agreement to balance the budget.

In an effort to open doors to students from more diverse backgrounds, leading institutions are increasingly partnering with third-party programs that match low-income applicants with schools often deemed inaccessible to them.

Three of the Panhellenic sororities - Sigma Delta Tau, Phi Sigma Sigma and Delta Delta Delta - will host clothing sales in the coming weeks as part of their fall philanthropy events.

While practicing law in a divided Midwestern state, Franklin Archibald Dick, an 1842 Penn alumnus, was a Philadelphian caught in the thicket of Civil War tension in St. Louis.

The City plans to raise taxes in order to close the budget gap and balance the City's finances

Although by some counts Penn’s sustainability initiatives are far from perfect, a number of experts agree that the Climate Action Plan, launched last week, is a step in the right direction.

With 62 points, the women placed second among the 21 teams competing, unable to top Ivy League opponent Harvard, who finished with 44 points. Harvard freshman Sammy Silva won the race in 22:35.43.

Friday night’s game was a tale of two emotions for the Penn field hockey team. First, the Quakers were riding an extreme high after coming back from a 2-0 second half deficit to tie Cornell with two minutes left in regulation at Franklin Field.

Although this weekend’s Princeton Invitational results were “no surprise” according to Anderson, the Quakers shot their lowest single round, 305, and combined scores, 617, for a 36-hole tournament in the program’s seven-year history.

The Quakers defeated Ball State in four sets and Towson in five. But Elizabeth Semmens could only manage eight kills as the entire Penn squad struggled Saturday and was swept by George Washington.

His own coach says he isn’t the “prettiest” or “smoothest” player on the men’s soccer team, but junior Tobi Olopade might beg to differ.

Jessica Fuccello scored three times within a span of 8:23 to highlight an improbable comeback, which, after a scoreless overtime, resulted in a 3-3 draw.

Penn’s 14-3 loss to Villanova was a case of missed opportunities.

Penn's defense played great. But unless the offense gets its act together, the team won't achieve its goals.

Penn dropped its season opener at Franklin Field, 14-3, to Villanova. For the sixth year in a row, the Quakers lost to the Wildcats (3-0).