Despite cutting the Panthers’ lead to 21-18 midway through the first frame, Penn fell 82-58 and failed to pick up its first road win of the season.

While most Penn students are packing their bags and boarding trains or planes, some are staying on campus for Thanksgiving break.

A bill introduced in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives would require universities that receive federal funding to prohibit harassment based on a student’s sexual orientation.

Penn hasn’t faced off against Pittsburgh in the past decade, so excuse the Quakers if they’re a little unfamiliar with the Panthers’ roster.

Caroline Nicholson and the Penn defense held Rider’s best player to just one point in the Quakers' 60-45 win over the Broncs.

Allies — the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender interest and advocacy group for straight students — is making a comeback at Penn.

Tuesday night, two students took front and center in Claire Fagin Hall to be recognized for saving a man’s life in a Sept. 21 incident on Locust Walk.

Once again, the Ivy League’s refusal to participate in the Football Championship Subdivision postseason is under fire.

My favorite major holiday of the year is Thanksgiving. But I don’t like it for all the Hallmark-card reasons. While the conventional reasons make Thanksgiving pleasant, here are my real rationales.

There is one war which wages on even as other fights are won and lost. You are either on Team Cake or Team Pie. I am on Team Pie. Pie isn’t just more scrumptious than cake. It is also more American.

Letters to the Editor about the Division of Public Safety's response to the shooting and Emerson Brooking's column about DP coverage of Christian Lunoe's arrest and resignation.

The Philadelphia Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan, implemented in two stages, aims to make Philadelphia streets more bike-friendly.

While males dominate the School of Engineering and Applied Science in terms of both students and faculty, Engineering women still have a strong presence at Penn.

Tuesday night at the Palestra, a sharper defensive effort and a stellar second half brought the Quakers a 74-65 win over Lafayette.

A second violent crime, in addition to a shootout at 40th and Locust streets that left one carjacking suspect dead and another in custody, occurred early Sunday morning.

An all-time high of 26 Penn students applied for the Rhodes Scholarship this year, seven of whom were named as finalists.