Over 250 attended the Penn Dental School Oral Cancer Society’s third annual walk in Philadelphia to raise awareness and funds for a commonly undetected disease.

Power failures near 40th and Walnut streets recently left students and businesses — including Smokey Joe's and the Radian — temporarily without power.

Spring Fling is both a fantastic and ill-fated time for prospective students to visit campus during Penn Preview Days.

I have here some guidelines to ensure that all your future classes are more awesome and funsies than any of the duds you’ve probably been picking by yourself.

If you need some ideas for what to do with the newspaper during Fling, I have a few suggestions.

Though the Division of Public Safety does not plan on significantly altering Spring Fling procedures this year, students can expect to see a larger DPS presence throughout campus.

The United Minorities Council's Celebration of Cultures, held on College Green, drew students with free food and performances.

Though national budget proposal cut funding to education, Penn programs saw limited changes.

Ruth Gruber, now 99 years old, discussed her time as a journalist reporting on fascism and Jewish persecution.

A win over Harvard would make Penn the sole owner of the second-place Ivy spot behind No. 5 Cornell, who just upset No. 1 Syracuse.

When Paloma Santana arrived home from school last Friday, she was surprised to find a handwritten postcard from a Penn undergraduate waiting for her in the mail.

The coming week will go a long way in determining the regular season Ivy champion, as Penn women's lacrosse takes on its top competitors — Dartmouth and Princeton.

After going just 10-28 and winless in Ivy play during coach Sanela Kunovac’s first two years at the helm, the women’s tennis program is setting up for success.

Just over a week away from the Ivy championships, women's golf heads to the Roar-EE Invitational to face both Princeton and Yale.

As Penn and Princeton battle for sole possession of first place atop the Lou Gehrig Division, the Quakers have one thing Princeton doesn’t: senior ace Paul Cusick.

Wharton School freshman Charlie Javice launched PoverUP — a grassroots movement to raise awareness about microfinance in high schools and universities.

Imagine your life without email. In 1992, Penn’s campus was just coming around to the then-new technology.