Students lobby for bioethics minor

In the coming weeks, the College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Advisory Board will be proposing a bioethics minor to the College curriculum.
4 hours ago

Interdisciplinary majors gaining popularity in College

For some, interdisciplinary majors offer a unique opportunity to learn about a wider variety of subjects, while others believe these majors are too simplistic and not specialized enough.

4 hours ago

Samantha Sharf | 'LOVE' beyond the statue

With Valentine’s Day less than a week away, campus is littered with references to the L-word. Just as confused about the expression as I was a decade ago, I decided to take a closer look at the way the word love figures into typical Penn life.
13 hours ago

02072012_universitycityhighschoolgarden007

Green Fund grant recipients come to life

Eight projects were awarded either a one time-grant or loan by Penn’s Green Fund, a fund set up as a component of the Climate Action Plan to encourage new sustainability practices on campus. 4 hours ago

34th Street

Under the Button

34th Street: 2011 Sex Survey

34th Street: There's Something About Molly

TOPICS: Occupy movement

Housing Guide 2011

National BDS conference coverage

News »

Penn Museum program allows patrons to adopt artifacts

A Burmese crystal ball, a cat mummy and an Etruscan helmet are among some of the objects that visitors to the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology could one day call their own.

4 hours ago

Website launches for student subletters

PURM offers summer research opportunities

Joseph Turow speaks on internet privacy

The associate dean for undergraduate studies at the Annenberg School for Communicationstartled his audience at the Penn Book Store last night, revealing the vulnerability of web surfing as he presented his new book, The Daily You. 4 hours ago

Susan Douglas speaks to launch Women's Week

Susan J. Douglas, a University of Michigan professor of Communication Studies, delivered a keynote speech on the myths of feminist equality at Bodek Lounge in Houston Hall. Penn Consortium of Undergraduate Women co-sponsored the event, which launched Penn’s Women’s Week. 4 hours ago

Police arrest five related to West Philadelphia LSD ring

Police busted a million-dollar LSD ring in West Philadelphia on Jan. 31, one considered by the Office of the District Attorney to be the biggest in over 15 years. 5 hours ago

Sports »

Jeremy Lin’s emergence leads people to care about Ivy League athletes turned pro

13 hours ago
ESPN recognizes Penn-Princeton as one of the great college basketball rivalries

14 hours ago
From the Archives: Maloney, Allen and the 1992-93 Quakers

02/08/12 4:30am
DPOSTM Ivy Hoops Power Rankings: Week 13

02/08/12 1:11am
Late recruit interested in Penn

02/07/12 8:42pm
Pat Forde picks Harvard-Penn as a top-10 game to watch

02/07/12 3:09pm
Evan Prochniak named National Fencer of the Week

02/06/12 11:24pm
Times’ ombudsman looks into Witt story

02/05/12 12:01am
Game 22: At Brown — The Good, the Bad & the Ugly

02/04/12 8:48pm
M. Hoops Liveblog: Penn @ Brown — Brought to you by the Blarney Stone

02/04/12 5:38pm

Penn wrestlers bulking up for the team

For most people, gaining or losing 10 pounds is a major transition. For some on the Penn wrestling team, though, it’s nothing out of the ordinary. 6 hours ago

Penn basketball alum Matt Maloney elected to Big 5 Hall of Fame

From his first Red and Blue scrimmage in November 1992, to his final game, a loss to Alabama in the NCAA tournament in March 1995, he dominated Penn’s backcourt alongside Jerome Allen. The Quakers did not lose an Ivy League game during his Penn career. 02/07/12 11:37pm