Despite leading 2-0, Penn couldn’t hold onto the lead. The resilient Bulldogs came back to force overtime and eventually win 3-2.

Students in professor Jonathan Fiene’s Design of Mechatronic Systems class do in a week what other engineers do in two months.

A new law cuts the fees Penn pays when students make campus purchases or pay tuition with credit cards.

Winner of Brown at Cornell still has a shot for Ivy League glory

The Yale men’s soccer team is hitting the road — and Penn hopes to be the ungracious host.

Sixth-place Penn (4-9, 1-2 Ivy) hopes to play spoiler when the Ivy foes face off Sunday at 1 p.m. on Franklin Field.

All but two Ivy League teams have been victimized by the Quakers' torrid start. Cornell (6-11, 3-3 Ivy) and Columbia (11-8, 2-4), the two lone survivors, visit the Palestra this weekend hoping to foil Penn’s attempt at a league sweep.

Facing second-place Yale, Quakers will stick with same strategies.

From writing and finance to climate change and stimulus packages, Larry Summers said economics covers more than meets the eye.

The recent announcement that Penn Library’s searching tool, Franklin, will be updated soon had us close to cheering.

We have three more home football games this year, and it all starts with the fans. Students should show up to support their team.

Knowing what you’re eating can help you stay awake, even pull an all-nighter.

Keiffer Garton is wearing a brace and is considered a game-time decision for the Quakers’ home showdown with Yale tomorrow.

Aakash Mathur, a 2009 Wharton alumnus, and Jay Parekh, a 2009 Engineering alumnus, are developing the prototype of the reusable Hydros Bottle. The bottle purifies water within about 20 seconds of being filled.

Due to financing and visa difficulties, admission offers to international graduate students fell this year an average of 3 percent across U.S. graduate schools, according to a recent report released by the Council of Graduate Schools.

Penn students took a break from studying last night to enrich the lives of West Philadelphia children — with warm winter scarves and a better education.

Yesterday, the usual crowd of students on Locust Walk was joined by a new group — students clad in orange jumpsuits.