Hi! I’m Angela Rice. I’m the current Class of 2015 Wharton Chair and am running for re-election.

Due to our school’s small class size I have been fortunate enough to better know most of you, my fellow classmates, however I look forward to meeting many more of you regardless of whether I am elected or not.

I, Rachel Bernard, am proud and excited to be running for reelection as the Nursing Chair on Penn 2015 Class Board.

The Social Planning and Events Committee announced on March 15 that DJ Tiësto will headline this year’s Spring Fling concert.

If it sounds like the MCAT is about to get a whole lot longer, more comprehensive and difficult — that’s because it is.

I don’t feel like being compressed to quick sound bites anymore. It’s time to bounce back and say the things that don’t fit in a tweet.

For spectators, it was a great day to go to a Penn baseball game with perfect weather and an exciting game. But, the Quakers couldn’t help but feel disappointed after a tough extra innings loss.

We hold ourselves to the highest journalistic standards, but we need you to hold us accountable too.

The Quakers won their opening game at Penn Park, but lost their second as part of a doubleheader against St. Joe’s at Penn Park.

Seniors Zack Kemmerer and Bryan Ortenzio, transfer senior Erich Smith, junior Micah Burak and freshman Steve Robertson will compete this weekend at the NCAA Wrestling Championships in St. Louis.

Governor Tom Corbett signed the voter identification bill into law on March 14. The bill passed the Pennsylvania House of Representatives earlier yesterday by a margin of 104-88.

Plans for a new state liquor store at 43rd and Chestnut streets is currently a work in progress.

The Perelman School of Medicine has been selected as a regional center for the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute’s Heart Failure Clinical Trials Network for the 2012 to 2018 cycle.

Deputy Dean for Education in the School of Engineering and Applied Science Vijay Kumar has helped lead the recent creation of a number of “quadrotors.”

Playing in its first postseason appearance since 2006-7, Penn continued what they have done much of the season and found a way to fight another day.

Fatimah Muhammad, a 2006 College graduate and former associate director of Penn’s Greenfield Intercultural Center, is running for state representative of the 188th District — an area that circles almost all of University City.

With half a year behind them, Penn’s religious organizations are preparing for the second leg of this year’s White House Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge.