Jessica Knapp, Zack Rosen and Jayson Weingarten pen a guest column encouraging students to attend the Line.

If minorities on campus want others to respect our presence, we must not be prejudiced amongst ourselves.

The Occupy movement compels us to consider the meaning of our elite education. TOPICS: Occupy Philadelphia

Sunday, Yale field hockey brings its Ivy League-leading offense to Philadelphia to take on a Penn team that has been on an offensive surge.

After one go-round through the Ivy League, it’s about time for the Penn volleyball team to right the ship.

The Quakers materialized as an offensive force partially due to early season injuries to offensive threats Ursula Lopez-Palm and Kerry Scalora.

Saturday, the sixth-place Quakers will host the second-place Bulldogs in what could very well be the decisive game of the season.

Saturday at Franklin Field, Penn faces the unenviable task of defending top-notch Yale QB Patrick Witt, an NFL prospect.

Friday afternoon, an estimated 500-1,000 protesters will stand outside Huntsman Hall while House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) speaks to the Penn community about income inequality in his Wharton Leadership Lecture.

Earlier this month, Ben & Jerry’s board of directors declared its support for the Occupy Wall Street protests on its website. Closer to home, the Ben & Jerry’s on campus is trying to balance its support for the company and support from Penn students.

Law professor Yolanda Vazquez recently published a paper which found that the combination of criminal and immigration law, which Vazquez calls ‘crimmigration,’ has increasingly been used to exclude, discriminate and deport immigrants, specifically Latinos.

The show is a full two-hour performance in the club’s traditional brand of irreverent humor dating back to Wig’s origins in 1888. GALLERY: Behind the scenes with Mask & Wig

Around 50 people marched from the Liberty Bell at 5th and Market streets to the United States Courthouse. GALLERY: Philadelphia DREAM Act march

Students, faculty and Philadelphians gathered to hear nine “Dylanologists” — three faculty, a few of their friends, two alumni and one current student — comment on Bob Dylan’s songs.

A small but interested group of students came to hear George Hummel speak on Thursday.

Along with several undergraduate deans, Penn President Amy Gutmann said she has been pleased to see students participating in the Occupy Philadelphia protests — which began as an offshoot of Occupy Wall Street — and contributing to an ongoing dialogue on the future of the nation.

Tukufu Zuberi, professor and chairman of the Sociology Department at Penn, kicked off the Imagine Africa lecture series for the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology’s Imagine Africa initiative.