Luckily, however, voters need not merely vote against the past four years. They can go to the polls and vote for the future. Tom Wolf, whom President Bill Clinton called “the best candidate for governor in America,” offers the chance for a new, progressive direction for Pennsylvania.

Hannah Rosenfeld is a College sophomore from Tokyo, Japan.

On October 27, 2014, M.I.T. released the results of a survey on sexual assault and harassment at its campus.

Penn celebrated on Friday the ceremonial groundbreaking of the Pennovation Center, a business incubator opening on Penn’s South Bank campus

Today marks the official release of LaunchQuad, a website that gives information about Penn affiliated start-ups. The site, which also lists job openings, currently has 14 member companies and counting.

This Monday, former Penn Economics professor Rafael Robb is going on a civil trial in Montgomery County for killing his wife Ellen Gregory Robb in December 2006. 

We were sober on Halloween. This is our story.

Wharton junior Jimmy Kwon has developed Blink, an app to find a remedy for the painful process of planning activities with friends. Blink arranges get-togethers by creating specific group messages based on activities and users' social circles.

Penn's Board of Trustees discussed updates on the recently announced Climate Action Plan 2.0 and how University administrators have preempted calls for Payments in Lieu of Taxes at meetings last week.

Among Geoffrey Garrett's top priorities for his deanship is his desire to communicate Wharton’s value in fields beyond finance. 

President Obama joined in a Tom Wolf for Governor campaign rally on Sunday at Temple University in Philadelphia.

Seven games into the 2014 season, it's impossible to deny the sense of disappointment surrounding Penn football.

This weekend was one of ups and downs for Penn field hockey.

Led by junior captain Alexis Genske, the Quakers (7-14, 4-6 Ivy) cruised to a 3-1 victory at Columbia on Saturday.

The Red and Blue were scheduled to face Princeton on Halloween, but the Tigers were forced to forfeit.

However, there is one thing that tends to separate athletics from other extracurriculars: risk of serious injury. I can think of few other extracurriculars where there is a real possibility of suffering injuries such as concussions, torn ligaments and broken bones, including the spine.

I don’t believe in taking this life for granted. Obsessing over what happens after death is often a disguise for obsessing over death itself, and fearing the inevitable casts a bitter and unnecessary shadow over the time we still have. Others might feel that their time on earth is spoiled by its lack of permanence; I think that makes it all the more precious.