After falling to New Hampshire, 44-14, on Saturday, Dartmouth now has lost 14 consecutive contests dating back to the 2007 season. Its last victory came against Cornell on Nov. 3 of the same year.

The fact of the matter is, the Red and Blue did what it had to do to tie Lafayette at 17 and send the game into overtime. But that is where Bagnoli and offensive coordinator Jon McLaughlin committed their greatest faux pas of the game: putting kicker Andrew Samson in an untenable position.

The University’s Climate Action Plan has been met with much praise since it was unveiled two weeks ago, but, like everything, there’s always room for improvement.

Reported seasonal flu vaccine shortages at the Student Health Service stem from this year’s shift in the regular vaccine production schedule in order to combat H1N1 influenza.

Everyone seems to be adjusting their spending in these uncertain economic times, including the Netter Center for Community Partnerships.

The body of College senior Kenneth Nwannunu is being returned to the United States, according to University officials.

The newly hired undergraduate chairman of Religious Studies is an authority on South Asian religion and history, with an emphasis on Buddhism.

Across the United States there is a growing market for, and growing contention over, private college admissions counselors to help high school seniors prepare their applications.

A number of classes at Penn incorporate class trips into their curricula. Funded by a combination of endowments, grants and gifts, professors have said these trips will continue unaffected by recent budget cuts.

Verizon Wireless’s HopeLine program, which has collected more than 5.6 million used cell phones nationwide since 2001 to help victims of domestic and sexual abuse, is now accepting donations at the company’s new University City store, located at 3631 Walnut St.

It may not have been Blarney’s or Local 44, but the winners at Sigma Kappa’s Ultra-Violet Quizzo Saturday night enjoyed bigger prizes.

For Penn students feeling the burden of their educational costs, the government has decided to help — the House of Representatives voted 253 to 171 earlier this month to pass the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act.

Harvard quarterback Collier Winters passed for 223 yards, threw two touchdowns and rushed for another as the Crimson (1-1, 1-0 Ivy) avenged their only loss of last season.

This weekend marked the debut of a two-quarterback system in Philadelphia, with a pocket passer splitting time with a dynamic scrambler.

As three players advanced to the finals of the USTA Men’s College Invitational another three reached the finals of the St. Joseph’s Invitational.

After that the Red and Blue continued to hit hard and never looked back en route to a 57-7 win over arch rival Princeton at Franklin Field.

The emphasis on eliminating penalties certainly paid off as the Quakers (3-5, 1-1 Ivy) notched their first Ivy win of the season, topping the Crimson (3-3, 0-2) 4-1 in Boston.