It’s been said many times that winning will bring the fans back to the Palestra. So here we are, with a Big 5 win followed by three consecutive Ivy wins.

In a 78-47 drubbing of Dartmouth Friday night, Penn showcased what it is capable of when firing on all cylinders with an excitement and intensity that has not been seen in several years.

Sweetgreen, a fast-casual restaurant with salads, wraps and frozen yogurt, will fill the spot between Bobby's Burger Palace and Kaplan Test Prep under the Radian. It is slated to open in May.

For many students, the incentive to enroll in classes depends less on interest and more on the necessity of the curriculum, with PSYC 001 having the highest number of enrolled students of any course at Penn.

In freshman her freshman season, Harvard's Laura Gemmell took the squash world by storm. She won 14 of 16 matches without dropping a game.

While universities across the country debate campus-wide bans on smoking, Penn's current policy prohibits anyone from smoking within 20 feet of any University facility.

In what is sure to be an exciting matchup, Penn basketball will take on Harvard University Saturday at the Palestra. So show up, get loud and go Quakers!

With so many Penn students looking for jobs in the finance, is it any surprise that reining that industry in generates little political excitement?

Although Penn offers undergraduates many resources for dealing with their academic, social and emotional issues, it could do more to help freshmen.

Last Sunday at the Palestra, Penn wrestling coach Rob Eiter announced a lineup that included a list of familiar faces — NCAA tournament qualifiers and nationally ranked seniors.

Researchers at the School of Medicine released a study Thursday which details a one-minute “sideline” test that can accurately detect concussions in athletes.

None of the four new faces in Ivy men's hoops coaching has the experience of Dartmouth’s Paul Cormier.

Having competed against some of the most talented fencers in the world, the Quakers hope to find success in the upcoming MIT Eric Sollee Invitational on Sunday.

Penn has expressed support for the goals the president outlined in his State of the Union address, which include increasing enabling lower-income students to attend college.

A new rape crisis center will be established this spring, which will streamline help and greatly shorten wait time for victims in the Penn and Philadelphia communities.

Because the Chinese government requested that the Museum not display the mummies, the Secrets of the Silk Road exhibit will continue without its main attraction.

Apart from its connection to the Penn Reading Project, the theme chosen by the Provost's Office lacks awareness among students.