In a guest column, Moral Voices at Penn examines the issues of food injustice and hunger, problems that especially plague developing countries.

Penn for Life wrote a guest column arguing for more resources — such as the Mothers' Home in Darby, Pa. — to be offered to women as alternatives to abortion.

Slow greens and high winds kept the Penn women’s golf team from pushing past first-place Yale and St. John’s for the top spot this weekend at the C&F; Bank Intercollegiate in Williamsburg, Va.

Despite falling behind 0-2, Penn rallied back to win 4-3 against St. John’s on Friday afternoon at the National Tennis Center in New York, adding another victory to its record.

With bases loaded, the Quakers couldn't connect and Syracuse cruised to a 6-1 victory in game one of the doubleheader, and 8-1 in second at Warren Field.

Penn baseball rode the momentum of a 14-inning win to take two of the last three games of the weekend’s pair of doubleheaders at Norfolk State.

With the theme of “Queer Renaissance,” this year's QPenn — an annual week-long celebration of the LGBT community — aims to connect the past with the future.

By October, Student Financial Services will unveil a new net-price calculator on its website in compliance with a federal requirement enacted to give families a better sense of overall college costs.

Penn Latin and Ballroom Dance teamed up this past Sunday with Student Ambassadors of the World to raise money for the construction of a V-Day safe house in Haiti and for the Penn Japan Relief fund.

On Monday, the Wharton School launched Knowledge@Wharton High School — a free online publication geared towards high-school students.

Raising hope that a cure for AIDS is possible, Penn researchers have successfully altered the DNA in immune cells to be HIV resistant in nine different patients.

Intramural Soccer Results from Thursday 3/17

Intramural Basketball Scores for the week of March 14, 2011

Despite crushing Yale and extending their Ivy League win streak to 31, the Quakers were disappointed in their offense after the game.

One Big Puddle, an organization dedicated to solving the world’s water-related issues, opened its exhibition H2011 at the Rotunda to a small audience Friday.

After a frustrating set of matches over spring break in which the team went 0-3, the Quakers edged Georgetown, 4-3.

With a 21-year losing streak against No. 11 Princeton on the line, the Quakers delivered an 8-3 defeat to the Tigers Saturday.