I think we can all agree that we are quickly falling in love with Penn and all the opportunities it has to offer.

Uber brings a better, more efficient service to consumers — and that threatens the livelihood of entrenched taxi unions and the City Hall politicians and bureaucrats beholden to their interests.

It’s easy to think we need an even higher GPA and more impressive extracurriculars if we are to compete with students from HYP.

“Jennifer the Unspecial”, a play about an eighth grader learning to believe in herself, played at the University’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology this weekend at the 2013 FringeArts Festival.

I knew Sheldon Hackney, the Penn history professor, and that man deserves to be celebrated unconditionally.

By April 2014, the Methodist Episcopal Church at 40th and Sansom streets will be replaced by a Dunkin’ Donuts, a pizza place and a frozen yogurt shop.

In the first game of Penn’s men’s soccer’s west coast road trip, the Quakers had a chance to make an early statement against a formidable Cal Poly squad in an effort to move closer towards a top 25 ranking.

It was another tough outing for the Quakers in West Point where the big play was the Achilles heel in the Penn Defense.

Penn did more than just go through the motions in Friday evening’s race on the Belmont Plateau.

The Quakers’ perfect start to the season remained intact in dramatic fashion as Penn defeated Drexel, 1-0, at Penn Park.

Penn’s emerging freshman attack Jasmine Cole put up a hat trick to lead the Quakers to a 5-2 victory on the road against city rival St. Joseph’s.

Alumni and colleagues react to the death of the former Penn president.

Sheldon Hackney, a popular and polarizing president who served from 1981-93, died on Thursday afternoon. Former colleagues say he left lasting impacts on the University.

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I am Ray Clark, your classmate in the College of Arts and Sciences, and I want to be your Representative in the Undergraduate Assembly.

Hackney, also former chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, was 79.