When John Sampaio was deferred early decision at Penn in mid-December, he lost all hope that he would get accepted to his dream school in the regular round.

GSE's Grad Prep Academy, created in 2009, works to increase black males' presence in higher education. Participants are accepting offers from graduate schools this year.

Jessie Lupardus is encouraging athletes to break the silence surrounding mental health issues.

In some respects, the spring game is football at its purest: offense versus defense, man versus man.

College junior Sarah Klein believes that her generation of feminists has new and improved third-wave ideas that need to be heard.

There are always difficulties making a transition from one form of diet to another. My one-week attempt at being a vegetarian was no exception.

Natural gas is an alternative energy resource that deserves to be embraced, not deplored. We should drill in the Marcellus Shale.

Penn's modifications to the dining plan program do nothing to address the problems underpinning the structure of the program.

Moved from its original location on Franklin Field due to weather, the eighth annual Relay for Life ran successfully inside the Palestra, exceeding its goal of 1,500 participants.

Competing at the George Mason Invitational, four members of Penn men’s track and field posted IC4A Championship-qualifying times.

The women’s rowing team won the Varsity Eight and Second Varsity Eight races, taking home its first Orange Challenge Cup victory since 1995.

Coach Scott Allen says his team "made a statement" with its second-place finish at the Princeton Invitational

Brianna Williams, admitted regular decision to Wharton, has to choose whether to pay around $30,000 a year to attend Penn or slightly more than $2,000 a year to attend USC.

Going into the Ivy League season, the Penn men’s tennis team was looking to contend for the title. Now, they are in danger of finishing at the bottom of the league.

The Red and Blue were swept by both Yale and Brown in two Ivy League doubleheaders.

A wild win for Penn baseball opened a 2-2 weekend that still left them atop the divisional standings.

The second annual powwow hosted by Natives at Penn not only showcased Penn's progress in increasing awareness of American Indians, but also the long road ahead.