Hello Everyone! My name is Sarah Stein and I’m running for the UA Engineering Representative.

Penn goalkeeper Carly Sokach saved a penalty stroke with 12 minutes left against Harvard Saturday, and the Quakers ultimately prevailed for their first Ivy win of the year.

The Quakers could not pull out the win against Princeton, falling in the five-set battle at home Friday. It was deja-vu Sunday, as Penn fell to a different Tigers team: Towson.

The outcome of the football game Saturday wasn’t the result of the Quakers’ inability to execute plays. Rather, Penn’s loss to Villanova was due to the failure of the coaches to adjust to the demands of the game.

The Penn men’s soccer team took on Rider Sunday to grab its second win of the season, 7-2, after gaining its first ‘W’ Friday against Fairleigh Dickinson as part of the Princeton Tournament.

With four seconds remaining on the game clock, the Quakers found a way to defeat the team that knocked them out of title contention last season.

The policy now includes more detailed requirements for reporting to the National Institutes of Health as a funding source, as well as for the management and documentation of any hypothetical conflict-of-interest issues.

Hey freshman class! My name is Pratyusha Gupta and I would love to serve you as the Class Board President.

I’m Hari Joy, and I’m running to be your Freshman Class President.

My name is Evy, and I’m a people pleaser.

I introduce myself as Arjun Mahadevan, “hello ya’ll,” but I hope you’ll eventually see me as the 8th wonder of the world, The Arj Mahal.

I, Alex Metzman, am honored to be running for President of the 2016 Class Board.

Hi, I’m Jesús! Seriously, that’s my name.

2016—Get Hyped! I am Vinay Raj, and I am running to be YOUR Class Board President.

Penn Class of 2016, I can’t believe we are finally here. Our time at the University of Pennsylvania has come, so let’s make the most of it!

Hello Class of 2016! My name is Silva Stewart and I am running for your Class president.

My inspiration for leading the Class Board comes from a simple question: ‘How Can We?