When the members of the Penn football team are scrounging for extra tickets to provide to friends and family, Bradford Blackmon is the last person they ask.

From Van Wilder to Asher Roth, many college seniors have fantasized about never leaving their collegiate lives behind.

First and foremost, the DP doesn't endorse gambling in any shape or variety (except fantasy football, March Madness pools, trifectas at a Triple Crown race and Swamis).

Penn has developed a tradition the last five seasons: facing Villanova in the first or second week of the year, and most likely at at Franklin Field since just one of the games has been played on the Main Line.

Cornell's Kelley Kantarian has scored four goals in four games played this season. It will be up to the Penn field hockey team to stop her.

Two Penn students are trying to bridge the gap between the West and the Middle East - from their dorm rooms.

In an effort to reach members of underrepresented religious groups, the Chaplain's Office has hired the first of what may be a few Interfaith Fellows.

Facebook Lite decreases our networking skills even further

Focusing more energy, and funding, toward preventive care would save money in the long run

The House's votes and Mayor Nutter's efforts to avoid Plan C should be commended

Penn InTouch received a dramatic makeover toward the end of last semester. But the changes may have only been screen-deep.

By many accounts, the commitment of Penn students to Teach for America - a nonprofit that recruits college graduates for two years of teaching in low-income communities - is impressive.

As the H1N1 influenza sweeps through college campuses across the country, schools are implementing plans to deal with the day-to-day realities of coping with a contagious illness. On the front lines of those affected will be professors, who may see large numbers of empty seats in their classrooms.

Students this year have a wider range of options in choosing their health insurance policy with the addition of the Penn Add-On Plan, designed to supplement a pre-existing private insurance plan.

Parking in Philadelphia will be a little harder to come by today, as local spaces citywide are turned into micro parks.

Just when it seemed that the city would be forced to lay off 3,000 employees and cut many essential services, the state legislature passed House Bill 1828 yesterday to prevent Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter from implementing his Plan C, or "doomsday," proposal.

The House of Representatives voted 253 to 171 yesterday to expand the amount of federal aid to expand the amount of federal aid to students by ending subsidies to private lenders.