A historic vote is taking place today at Harvard, as students may ratify the university’s first graduate and undergraduate union.

In response to disturbing reports from around the country of violence following the election of Wharton graduate Donald Trump, the Yale Muslim Students Association plans to combat hateful rhetoric by fundraising, according to the Yale Daily News.

According to the Yale Daily News, two unions of blue-collar workers at Yale demonstrated Wednesday night after a meeting.

20 global fact-checking organizations wrote to Mark Zuckerberg for more accuracy control of news on Facebook. 

According to the Harvard Crimson, Harvard manages to avoid its second campus strike this year by reaching a tentative agreement with its custodial staff close to 1 a.m.

Freshmen report that visiting the tunnels is not a well-known staple of Quad life. 

One more. That’s all that stands between Penn football and a record-tying 18th Ivy League title. No one else matters, no scoreboard watching is needed. One game is all that’s left.

Coming off a strong showing at the Southeast Open, Penn wrestling hopes to parlay that momentum into a great performance at their only home tournament of the year, the Keystone Classic

During his campaign, Trump said he planned to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act, which ensures access to women’s health and requires health insurers to cover all approved forms of birth control without charging cost-sharing fees such as a co-pay.

On Nov. 16, following the Faculty Senate meeting, the Senate and various standing faculty participated in a solidarity march in opposition to racist GroupMe messages targeting black freshmen.

Physics graduate student Gaurav Shukla, president of Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, released an additional letter in tandem with the Inclusion Diversity Equality Access Leadership Committee about the racist GroupMe messages.

BEWARE: Objects on Penn fencing’s preseason schedule are more hectic than they appear. “Coming in to college we’re not used to this being a seasonal sport,” senior Alejandra Trumble said.

After promising performances the past two weekends, Penn swimming and diving are hoping to continue their success in their first Ivy League tri-meet of the season this upcoming Saturday.

Penn Cross Country qualifying for Nationals didn’t play out in the way you’d expect. The women, having just placed third as a team at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championship meet, spent the first half of the ride back to campus with their collective breath held.

Penn loves beating Princeton. That sentiment is as old as the Penn-Princeton rivalry itself. Ask any Penn athletics fan and they will likely tell you that a win against Princeton is a slight notch below an Ivy League championship.

Excitement was running high in the Palestra on Wednesday night as Penn women’s basketball opened their home slate against Binghamton.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Nov. 4 and Nov. 10.