Although for the most part a fairly quiet start to the year, the Undergraduate Assembly’s first general body meeting Sunday night ended with a bit of lively debate.

Despite financial obstacles, Hub 3939 - located at 3939 Chestnut St. - plans to break ground on an updated approach to student housing on campus in 60 days.

The trend toward class diversity reflects the new nat’l landscape

Taking on an unusual challenge during summer break often is a more enriching experience

The game’s changed again when it comes to Philadelphia casinos, and this time likely for the worse.

Penn's high-achievement mentality often distorts how we look at our futures

Becoming a part of West Philadelphia is an integral part of being at Penn

Total crime on and near campus for the summer months is down from last year.

In an effort to curb unethical international recruitment, the State Department recently issued new policy guidance restricting the use of commercial agents to attract foreign students.

The Quakers beat Texas A&M; Corpus Christi, 3-1, Friday, and then knocked off Cal State Bakersfield, 3-1, and swept Houston Baptist Saturday.

Citing slippery conditions on the back hills of the men’s course and surrounding construction, coach Charlie Powell decided not to race his top runners at the Fordham Fiasco Saturday in the Bronx.

Despite the early-season learning curve, the Quakers were still disappointed this weekend after finishing in last place at the 15-team, two-day Maryland Intercollegiate Tournament at Cambridge, Md.

As the ball rolled towards the right corner of the field four minutes into overtime, there was a lot running through Marin McDermott's mind.

Sophomore Christian Barreiro is accustomed to playing on unfamiliar turf. In high school, the forward experienced varying styles of play in international competitions in Europe and South America.

On certain days, winning isn't everything. Yesterday was one of those days for the Penn field hockey team.

After a six-month job search applying to a range of positions, 2009 College alumna Sarah Seligman is now happily employed, conducting schizophrenia research for the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

If you find yourself in Spanish class with a girl named Jordan English, don't be shocked by her foreign language skills.