We are two members of the Class of 2013. As proud Penn alums, we have been distant witnesses to recent events at our beloved University that have made us uneasy.

As six concerned members of the Penn community who strive to foster multicultural dialogue, we find the general trend of parties that serve to culturally objectify and vilify certain groups on campus deeply concerning.

With seven games gone and seven games left in Ivy League play, Penn women's basketball team is halfway home to its ultimate goal.

Tens of millions of books from over 150 Japanese university libraries will be made available at Penn.

Shel Silverstein imagined a Homework Machine in his children's poem. Columbia students just might have made that a reality. 

The combined hackathon allowed participants to build projects using both software and hardware.

Participants discussed a number of issues including homelessness, visibility and representation, gender neutral facilities and support within the juvenile justice system.

Last week, Penn Medicine announced the creation of its new Program for LGBT Health, an initiative dedicated to tailoring health care practices to the specific needs of the LGBT community.

This weekend 1,200 hackers came from around the world to participate in the PennApps Spring 2014 hackathon. One group made a homework machine. Another group improved on Siri. 

Facing tough competition that included Duke, Virginia, William & Mary and James Madison in a championship-style meet, Penn swimming was able to put forward strong performances

On Friday, the men’s and women’s teams posted a combined seven top-ten school records, as the Quakers put forward another impressive performance at the Lafayette/Rider Invitational

From dreadlocks to post-baccs and from rock bands to shaking hands, the “non-traditional” students of five Ivy League universities came together this past Saturday.The second annual 2014 Ivy Returning Students Conference was hosted at the Kislak Center on the sixth floor of Van Pelt-Dietrich Library.

Talking to someone inside four walls for an hour once a week should not be our only option. What we need right now is space to be together. And if we can’t do that outside College Hall, we will take to the internet.

Every single one of you reading this post is a blasphemer or a heretic to someone’s religion. The freedom of religion depends on the freedom to disagree with other religions. Blasphemy laws disallow that freedom in countless cases around the globe

Saturday night against Brown, with Penn methodically picking apart the Bears in the first half, the Quakers let the box score do all the talking.

Penn gymnastics celebrated Valentine’s Day with a little heart both on and off the mat.On Sunday afternoon at Hutchinson Gymnasium, the Quakers scored a season-high 190.850 en route to a second-place finish in the “Think Pink” meet.

Management 230 hosts Penn Restaurant Week. Featured restaurants include soul food restaurant Honey’s Sit n’ Eat, Pod and Barbuzzo Mediterranean Bar & Grill.