Campus & Community

Penn (22-7, 13-1 Ivy) punched its ticket to the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, defeating the second-seeded Princeton Tigers (16-13, 9-5), 57-48, in the championship of the first-ever Ivy League Tournament. With the win, the Quakers secured their third bid to the NCAA Tournament in the last four years.

When political scientist Michael Jones-Correa of the University of Pennsylvania began looking at public opinion data published in the American National Election Study, he noticed one population missing: Latino immigrants.

This summer, Kelly Writers House will host its first intensive writing workshop for high school juniors and seniors.

Scientists have gotten better at predicting where earthquakes will occur, but they are still in the dark about when earthquakes will strike and how devastating they will be.

As winter wanes, visitors to Penn’s Morris Arboretum in Chestnut Hill can delight in seeing March’s blooming trees and plants ushered in by Mother Nature’s unseasonably high temperatures.

When Bob Ruth of Clemens Food Group set up two swine farms in Pennsylvania in the mid-1990s, one of the first things he did was call Penn’s School of Veterinary Medicine.

The University of Pennsylvania has announced a $1 million commitment from alumnus David S. Pottruck to establish the Penn Athletics Wharton Leadership Academy.

The Morris Arboretum is opening a new exhibit, Morris Arboretum in Motion, featuring more than 50 kinetic wind sculptures by artist Lyman Whitaker.

Last summer Brendan O’Leary, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, was in Ireland researching and writing his forthcoming book, tentatively titled Understanding Northern Ireland: Passages from Colonialism to Consociation and Confederation, 1603-201