On Saturday, PAACH held a homecoming reception marking its 10th anniversary. The event was catered to students and alumni involved with PAACH, who gathered in the ARCH building lobby to discuss their experiences.

Coming into Saturday night’s game undefeated in Ivy League play, the No. 14 Penn men’s soccer team knew it would be tough to hold on to its impressive conference record against No. 13 Brown.

On Friday, the Caring People Alliance and a Management 100 group held the Fifth Annual Caring People Alliance’s Halloween Carnival at the West Philadelphia Community Center.

The Student Labor Action Project used Gutmann’s Halloween party as an opportunity to protest Penn’s economic sponsorship of HEI Hotels and Resorts, in a setting where they could not be ignored.

In one of three annual conferences, the University’s Board of Trustees met last week at the Inn at Penn to address the budget, current construction projects, academic initiatives and student life.

The speedy sophomore QB adds a new dimension to an offense that has always been able to pound the rock.

On Saturday, the Quakers faced big deficits midway through each of their sets against Yale, and though the team came close, Penn was never able to draw even with the Bulldogs, losing in straight sets.

In a dramatic overtime finish, the Quakers managed to rally from a second-half deficit to defeat Brown, 3-2, on Saturday evening. The victory, sparked by junior forward Marin McDermott’s two-goal performance, put the squad in prime position to earn its second-ever outright Ivy League title.

Michelle Obama will be headlining a Get Out the Vote rally at Wynn Commons on Monday night. Students and community members are allowed to start arriving at 5:30 p.m.

Michelle Obama will be headlining a Get Out the Vote rally at Wynn Commons on Monday night. Students and community members are allowed to start arriving at 5:30 p.m.

On Friday night, the Christian Association opened its doors to students, alumni and community members for an official welcoming of new Executive Director Rob Gurnee.

Realizing their team goal, the Red and Blue took fourth place at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, N.Y. The women’s team finished in sixth, marking their best result since 2007.

On Friday, Zeta Beta Tau raised over $1,000 at its first-annual “Charity Car Smash,” at which participants were asked to donate a small sum to take a swing at an old car with either a baseball bat or a sledgehammer.

After dominating the Bears, 24-7, Saturday at Franklin Field, the Quakers now control their own destiny as the lone remaining undefeated team in the conference.

Engineering and College junior Isabel Fan became the newest representative elected to the Undergraduate Assembly Friday night.

The center is often the forgotten man. But don’t be fooled; senior center Joe D’Orazio is the most important player when Penn's offense takes the field.

Homecoming weekend has expanded beyond just the football game, now featuring academic, performing arts, and cultural opportunities for past and present Quakers