On Monday, Penn men’s squash beat Princeton, 7-2, in a massive upset. Now, the women’s team will look to hold serve against the same opponent at the Ringe Squash Courts in a crucial battle for Ivy positioning.

The team added whimsical additions to the city, including floating orbs and bridge a bridge display.

Talking to peers is oftentimes easier than talking to a professional — this is the philosophy and ultimate approach of Penn’s mental health group Active Minds.

See what crimes were reported in the Penn Patrol Zone between Jan. 17 and Jan. 23

Rhetoric about fairness, supply and demand, GSR abuse and the “One University Policy” will be thrown around, while we wallow in the inequity of having to walk a couple of blocks to study.

Growing up in Marietta, Georgia, I was a proud liberal. Like my parents, a blue dog Democrat. At a young age, I didn’t necessarily know what being a liberal meant, but I rubbed it in the faces of my classmates, who, like their parents, identified as conservatives.

This is the first of a two-part examination of how Penn’s winter sports stack up midway throug the 2013-14 season

Counseling and Psychological Services may be moving north to Market Street or east to 34th Street.

Counseling and Psychological Services will extend its hours and hire more staff within the next few weeks.

Disgraced Penn alum, journalist Stephen Glass, has been denied a law license by the Supreme Court of the State of California, his rehabilitation process being deemed a failure.

Penn men’s squash came up clutch en route to its 7-2 upset of the Tigers, ending a 45-match losing streak against the rival school that dated back to 1974.

Provost Vincent Price told The Daily Pennsylvanian last week that Penn has begun looking for a consultant firm to help the AD search move forward.

But as a woman, and as a sorority woman, I am done hearing about what’s wrong with Greek life. It is easy to point out the flaws. It’s not new. It’s not interesting. And I’ve found that many of the things people will say about sororities are just untrue.

Dean of the Office of Admissions attributes an increase of 25 percent in the potential art majors to Penn’s new “Arts and Culture Initiative” program.

Pastor Kevin R. Johnson has been accused of using political influences to get his kids into Penn Alexander School, despite living outside the school’s catchment zone.

The AD search is in good hands with Provost Price but what’s troubling is that we are still playing the guessing game as to the process that Penn’s 14-member committee will use

The key to succeeding in such enterprises is the unhindered development of creative thinking, in which one proposes new ways of considering problems and uncovering their solutions. However, many schools, including Penn, tend to do just the opposite — they obstruct and even shun creativity.