The Quakers earned their first-ever NCAA Tournament victory on Friday night, winning, 3-1, over the Black Knights.

Sunday’s showdown with Navy will have major implications for W. Hoops. A win keeps them on pace with last year’s team, while a loss gives them their worst start since 1995-96.

O.J. Avworo lived in Warri, Nigeria until age six, when his parents decided that Nigeria, with its conflict and political instability, did not offer the best opportunity for their children to get an education.

When the Quakers take the court tonight against Army in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, school history will be on the line.

At 11:30 a.m. Monday, members of the Westboro Baptist Church, an anti-gay activist church from Topeka, Kansas led by minister Fred Phelps, will be protesting in front of Penn Hillel.

While fun, it’s still too early to switch to eBooks for textbooks.

Hoping to break out of their early-season funk, the Quakers will travel to Annapolis, Md., tomorrow to take on Navy (3-4).

Community members react to Housing Guide cartoon

Texting, perhaps because it feels so discreet, lacks clear boundaries in determining when it’s appropriate.

Many undergraduates take a leave of absence to pursue extracurricular opportunities — including the chance to intern in the film industry, work as an au pair and train for the Olympics.

The XXY: This is Not Pornography exhibit explores the gender of the subjects — male, female and transgender — as well as the nature of nudity in art.

Instead of going to the Las Vegas Invitational, wrestling is attending the Penn State Open this year.

This weekend, assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies will evaluate Penn Police for its fourth consecutive CALEA accreditation — an optional certification which ensures compliance with CALEA’s standards of law enforcement.

Wednesday night, the United Minorities Council elected Wharton and Nursing junior G.J. Melendez-Torres the new chairman and College junior Jacqueline Chaudhry vice chairwoman.

On Tuesday evening, Penn Haven — an on-campus student activist group dedicated solidarity with low-income individuals — led a panel discussion with the Kensington Welfare Rights Union.

Penn (2-0, 1-0 Ivy) will face Logan Greer and her Yale team at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Ringe Courts in the first of a two-game Ancient Eight home stand (Brown will face Penn Sunday).

After dominating Franklin and Marshall on Wednesday, Penn (1-2, 0-1 Ivy) will host Yale and Brown this weekend.