Though Penn fencing did not leave NCAA Championships with a national title this weekend, four individual fencers captured titles of their own, as Penn earned eighth overall to match last year’s finish.

For many of our Ivy League comrades, the term “March Madness” calls to mind a tournament that is played not on the hardwood but on the ice.

The AT&T; store at 3741 Walnut Street was reportedly the site of an armed robbery Monday morning. No injuries were reported.

The Quakers came out of the weekend even, splitting with both Lehigh Friday and Rider Saturday at Warren Field.

In champion-like fashion, the Tigers bounced back to win three straight and claim the match, 4-3.

In a sport as mentally demanding as rowing, confidence is key. Coming off two big wins against Georgetown and Duke last weekend, the women’s rowing team kept their spirits high.

This weekend, Penn (8-9) was able to overcome its trend of early struggles, winning two of three against Lafayette.

After a three-year drought, the Quakers beat George Washington Saturday on the Potomac River and took back the McCausland Cup.

Studies indicate that hiring, recruiting and starting salaries are up across the board from last year, though the job market cannot expect to return to pre-recession levels for several years.

Presidential and vice presidential hopefuls write about their visions for student government, what they can offer the student body and why you should vote for them.

UA vice presidential candidate Faye Cheng shares what she can offer students if she is elected — giving Penn students more control over their experiences.

UA vice presidential candidate Dan Bernick shares what he can offer students if he is elected — his youth holds him accountable.

After heading into overtime, the No. 13 men's lacrosse team came up short against No. 7 Cornell, losing 13-12.

Sunday afternoon, The Daily Pennsylvanian hosted the final presidential and vice presidential debate of the Undergraduate Assembly debate season.

Though some petitioned against his selection as keynote speaker for a Wharton conference, former president of Colombia Álvaro Uribe received a standing ovation after his speech Friday.

UA presidential candidate Cornelius Range shares his vision for student government. He wants to take things to a "Hole Nutha Level."

UA presidential candidate Tyler Ernst shares his vision for student government. He hopes to leave students just one message — "Have It Your Way."