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.

Upon arriving at Penn, Nursing freshman Kerry McLaughlin admitted that she might be a little out of her element.

More than 250 students and faculty gathered in a packed Hall of Flags Friday night. Attendees came from across political and religious spectrums to remember the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

According to statistics released by the American Bar Association in 2008, women currently comprise a disproportionate 18 percent of partners at law firms and 19 percent of law school deans.

Police in New Haven, Conn., suspect that the female remains they found in a building near the Yale University campus Sunday is the body of missing Yale medical student Annie Le.

This week, One in Four, an all-male group dedicated to preventing and educating about issues of sexual violence, has begun its first campaign to educate the Penn community through signs on campus.

A Cornell University junior died of complications from H1N1 influenza Friday night. Warren Schor, a 20-year-old economics and management major from New York, is the first university student in the United States to die of the infection.

In a show of bipartisanship, the Penn Democrats and the College Republicans hosted a joint barbecue yesterday to welcome interested newcomers.

More than 250 students and faculty gathered in a packed Hall of Flags Friday night. Attendees came from across political and religious spectrums to remember the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The Museum's prioritization of visitors should only help it in the long run

If a scan of your brain shows that you're likely to kill your roommate, should that be held against you in a court of law?