With the rain and snow that pelted the northeast this weekend, Saturday’s men’s soccer match between Penn and Brown was shaping up to be unpleasant no matter the result.

Running through mud, sleet, rain and snow, Penn men’s and women’s cross country each placed last in the all-Ivy Heptagonal Championships, a disappointing finish as they gear up for the NCAA East Regional competition in two weeks.

This mentality played directly into the Penn field hockey team’s win over Brown, 3-2, on Saturday afternoon in Providence, R.I.

After playing 110 minutes to a scoreless draw in driving snow, Penn women’s soccer coach Darren Ambrose called the playing conditions the “most dire” he had ever seen.

After a 6-0 loss to Brown on Saturday that ended an 18-game Ivy League winning streak, it was clear: this team was not made to go undefeated in league play for the third straight year. RECAP: Brown ends Penn’s 18-game Ivy win streak

The Annenberg Center is using its cultural resources to expand its role in the West Philadelphia community.

The glamour and grace embodied by Hollywood icons seems to be lost in the translation of generations. In an effort to capture the charm of eras past, something is watered down.

Penn Media and Entertainment Week, spearheaded by the two groups, began this Sunday with a keynote speech by Bruce Resnikoff, president and CEO of Universal Music Enterprises.

Friday and Saturday, Penn Law Review hosted its 19th annual symposium, titled “Sentencing Law: Rhetoric & Reality” at the Levy Conference Room. The symposium featured a total of 29 public figures involved in various sectors of law to discuss possible soluti

At the 20th annual Life After Breast Cancer conference held by Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center at the Hilton Hotel on Friday, there was a Tory Burch fashion show with nineteen models, all who have battled cancer.

After dark, the pristine furnished galleries of the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and the dusty storage rooms and crawl spaces beneath them may be haunted.

Some expressed concern over how the proposal might impact leasing schedules — though off-campus housing like the Radian and Campus Apartments plan to accommodate the change — while others were more enthusiastic about an earlier return to campus.

A new version of the Penn Course Review website launches today, just in time for the start of the advance registration period.

The messages of last week’s Occupy Philadelphia protests at Huntsman Hall are reverberating throughout campus, as Penn students become more involved. TOPICS: Occupy movement

On a rainy Saturday afternoon at Brown, the Quakers lost their first Ivy game in two years in an ugly 6-0 affair. THE BUZZ: The Good, Bad and UglyALYSSA KRESS: With streak over, weight of history lifted from Quakers

Tucked away in a former Catholic school on the corner of 20th and Christian streets in South Philadelphia, the Philly Free School is a new private school championing the virtues of true democratic education and the importance of childhood play.

Just in time for Parents’ Weekend, the Office of Career Services released preliminary data from its Career Plans survey of the Class of 2011. INTERACTIVE: Preliminary career plans survey results