The Red and Blue Crew has worked with Penn Athletics to make this year’s Line more accessible to students. Still, Penn Athletics could have done more to publicize the event.

Al Bagnoli and four of his players — starting QB Billy Ragone and linebacker Brian Levine, as well as two freshmen — will have an early homecoming when Penn heads to Connecticut.

Youth Friends of the Penn Museum organized "Vampires, Demons and Mystical Creatures in the Ancient World" on Thursday evening — an event that featured speakers and an exhibit about magic, monsters and vampires.

Defending free kicks, corners and throw-ins has been one of the Quakers’ biggest obstacles all season. In their only Ivy League loss of the season, the decisive goal came off a corner.

An already close college volleyball community is made even more intimate by the concentration of players from California.

Sigma Beta Rho, the only South Asian-interest fraternity at Penn, is laying the groundwork for its first recruitment season this coming spring.

Even though the No. 15 men’s soccer team has not lost to Yale since 2004, the Quakers prefer not to think about the past before Saturday's game.

Fail to learn Chinese at your peril. Not only is Chinese one of the most useful languages for any person to know, it is also relatively easy.

I propose that the English Department require majors to take a religion class. It’s in Penn’s best interest to make sure students are capable of interpreting literature independently.

In Wednesday's debate at the National Constitution Center, U.S. Senate candidates Joe Sestak and Pat Toomey each tried to define the other as too extreme for Pennsylvania.

For the first time this season, all eight teams in the Ivy League will square off against each other rather than taking on non-Ivy opponents.

The Quakers started a winning streak Wednesday, defeating St. Joseph’s in a 4-3 thriller, for their second straight victory in overtime.

The University Honor Council plays the dual role of advising students on issues of academic integrity and also sitting on the panel at hearings for students facing a violation of the Code of Academic Integrity or Code of Student Conduct.

In an attempt to coordinate activities in the event of a possible “critical incident” on campus, Penn Police conducted a series of drills with other area law enforcement agencies and University departments on campus Wednesday morning, according to Division of Public Safety spokeswoman Stef Cella.

Penn’s Medical Emergency Response Team is looking to have a greater presence on campus this year — both by upgrading their services and educating the community.

School of Arts and Sciences Dean Rebecca Bushnell’s decision to extend her tenure until June 2013 will allow her to finish leading Penn’s Making History Campaign for the School of Arts and Sciences. The goal is to raise $500 million by June 2012.

Many people have criticized preferential legacy admissions — both at Penn and nationwide. According to The New York Times, 75% of Americans oppose the admissions method.