Chasing the perfect jobs and the best grad programs requires us to be flexible about location and even a little transient right now — hardly ideal for settling down behind the white picket fence.

To commemorate its 60th anniversary, the Society of Women Engineers held its Regional Conference here at Penn for the first time in over 50 years. Over 300 people representing various schools of the Mid-Atlantic region were in attendance.

The Penn gymnastics team came close to upsetting Cornell but couldn’t overcome the recently crowned Ivy League champion’s powerful presence in the floor competition.

Ultimately, the Hawks clawed their way back to win both contests of a doubleheader, setting Penn back to a 3-8 record this season.

Despite entering the locker room down 2-1 to a Bulldogs team that finished last season at the bottom of the Ivy standings, the Quakers were able to grind out a 7-5 victory.

College junior and UA Presidential candidate, Grant Dubler, knows how to juggle.

For the upperclassmen on the Penn men’s lacrosse team, Saturday’s game at Princeton was deja vu all over again.

College junior and UA Presidential candidate, Matt Amalfitano, does not believe in networking.

The organization was founded last September by current Co-Presidents and College sophomores Alison Lai and Michelle Fang, who wanted to raise awareness about autism and show what Penn students can do to help.

Cornell may be considered an underdog in this year’s NCAA Tournament, but anyone watching its two games this weekend would have no idea.

From noon to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Ben and Jerry’s will give away between 10 and 15 flavors of ice cream — including Cherry Garcia, Phish Food and Chocolate Fudge Brownie — and will accept donations for Doctors Without Borders.

Penn’s chapter of A Spring of Hope, a national charity founded by College freshman Brittany Young, is hosting a “toilet queue” Monday in hopes of setting the record for the longest line for a single toilet.

The candidates for UA president, Matt Amalfitano and Grant Dubler, answer questions from their colleagues on the Undergraduate Assembly in the final debate before voting begins at midnight.

In a match punctuated by shouts of frustration, code violations and even a coach ejection, the Quakers were handed their first home loss of the season as St. John’s took an early lead and held on tight.

At 3:20 p.m. Saturday, four unknown males attacked a 25-year-old man on the Clark Park basketball courts. The victim was shot once in the right knee.

The Daily Pennsylvanian hosted a debate between UA president candidates Matt Amalfitano and Grant Dubler and VP candidates Faye Cheng, Mark P. Pan and Emily Shaeffer.

Both candidates spoke about ways in which they had worked with minority communities in the past and ways in which they planned to further the goals of the respective minority student groups. At a second debate, they discussed topics related to community outreach.