Wharton sophomore Hunter Horsley resigned late Friday afternoon from his position as an Undergraduate Assembly Wharton representative.

A double-decker Megabus, on its way to Toronto from Philadelphia, slammed into a low clearance railroad bridge on the Onondaga Lane Parkway in Salina, N.Y., around 2:30 a.m. Saturday morning.

Penn students are missing out on the “gap year” in its truest form: soul-searching during exciting travels, meeting best friends and crazies alike and having free-wheeling and carefree adventures.

Just one year after it declined by 27 percent, Harvard University’s endowment spiked by 11 percent, as of June 30, 2010. The endowment is now valued at $27.4 billion, according to The New York Times.

Twitter’s rules of engagement oversimplify our political discourse. When it comes to dialogue on challenging and complicated issues, Twitter falls flat.

SEPTA needs to solve its funding problems as quickly as possible and make implementing new payment options a top priority.

Despite the attention paid to high-profile positions like QB, the offensive line will prove one of the Quakers’ most valuable assets this coming season.

It was a tough weekend for Penn volleyball in Maryland at the Terrapin Invitational, where the team lost six straight sets and went 1-2.

Penn partnered for the first time with The Posse Foundation — a nationwide college admittance organization that brings students from the same city to campus with a built-in support system.

Students looking to see smart card technology from SEPTA will have to keep paying tokens and single fares at least until next year.

Despite University efforts to ease scheduling conflicts between the start of classes and Rosh Hashanah, some students remain frustrated.

Penn’s Law School and the Faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong established a new dual-degree exchange student program — a move which administrators call a testament to Penn’s commitment to internationalism.

Penn professor and 1996 College graduate Salamishah Tillet was recently nominated for the Glamour Magazine Women of the Year Reader’s Choice Award

Just one weekend into the season, the men’s soccer team is looking more like the team that captured the Ivy title two years ago than last year’s sub-.500 team.

While a national network typically airs one edition of the historic rivalry each season, this year ESPNU will televise Harvard vs. Princeton on Feb. 4.

For anyone even vaguely familiar with the Collegiate Sprint Football League, it should come as no surprise that the road to the title will go through Navy. The Midshipmen have not lost a single game since the 2006 season and are poised to win their 35th CSFL title.

In order to increase school spirit, students need to take advantage of Penn Athletics' new initiatives. Otherwise, nothing will ever change.