Saturday in Cambridge, the No. 15 Penn men's lacrosse team picked up its first away victory against Harvard in a double-overtime win.

A drunk driver struck an Allied Barton patrol officer on the southeast corner of 38th and Walnut streets last Friday, April 15, at about 1:30 a.m.

After splitting a doubleheader Friday, Penn baseball lost to division-leading Princeton in two close games Sunday.

With the recent downturn of the economy, the number of Penn Nursing students with full-time jobs by graduation also went down.

The Philadelphia Science Festival, which started April 15 and runs through April 28, is designed to “raise the profile” of science in the city.

Following a four-game sweep a week ago, Penn softball returned the favor against rival Princeton this weekend, as it swept the Tigers in a four-game series, winning 4-2, 2-1, 7-2 and 9-2.

Wharton and College junior Charles Gray, the newly elected president of the College Republicans, sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to discuss his plans for the upcoming year.

Despite the downpour at Franklin Field, the No. 8 women’s lacrosse team escaped with a 10-9 victory over No. 16 Dartmouth Saturday.

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.