In a matchup of the conference’s remaining unbeatens, with a share of the Ivy League title on the line, Princeton emerged victorious, 2-1.

School of Medicine postdoctoral fellow Chrystal Paulos and professor Carl June reported that a combination of protein and immune cells could shrink cancerous tumors

Du Bois College House hosted its annual Souls of Du Bois conference on Saturday, titled "Let Justice Rolls Down Like Waters" in tandem with Penn's "Year of Water."

With two Penn alumni slated to leave office, there is growing concern among administrators over the possible loss of federal and statewide funds for research.

Students should watch their fellow students whether teams are winning or losing, but when victory is in reach, there is all the more reason to be excited about showing support for the Red and Blue.

Thanksgiving can’t be the only time when Americans and international students get together. Events should aim to bring all students together rather than to isolate one group from the other.

John F. Kennedy was elected President 50 years ago today. Though we tend to over-amplify JFK’s influence, we can still learn a lot from our 35th President — particularly his call for service.

With Video | The University City Hospitality Coalition serves six meals a week to up to 120 guests at different spots around Penn's campus, including Hillel on Sundays.

This year's Unity Week was on fire — or so the theme insisted. Scheduled by the United Minorities Council, a series of events last week promoted minority issues.

After 23 months, the $68-million project was completed ahead of schedule and on budget. Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter estimated over 30,000 people will use the bridge daily.

In this year’s chapter of the Penn-Princeton rivalry, the Quakers compiled an astounding 600 yards of total offense. The 42-point margin marked the school’s largest-ever blowout over Princeton.

Penn received 17 percent more early decision applications this year, according to Dean of Admissions Eric Furda. This brings the total to approximately 4,500 — up from 3,851 last fall.

Sharif Abdel Kouddous, senior producer for Democracy Now!, is mad at the corporate media. He spoke to a small crowd Thursday night about the importance of independent media.

As Penn’s Greek leaders work on a proposal to revise the school’s alcohol policy, the effect of non-Greek societies on recognized fraternities is at the forefront of the debate.

Comedian Dana Goldberg performed to a crowd of almost 200 at Penn Hillel.