High schoolers from around the world debated topics of international importance this weekend at a conference hosted by Penn’s International Affairs Association.

On April 8 and 9, students attending Relay for Life will participate in an all-night celebration of the lives of cancer victims and the work of the American Cancer Society to promote awareness and work towards a cure.

Penn led from start to finish at its dual meet Saturday against Yale, winning 187.200-181.000.

Jack Eggleston and Zack Rosen's leadership was on display as they willed a team not playing its best basketball to an 80-78 overtime victory Saturday.

The 11th annual Black Heritage Week — sponsored by UMOJA, Penn’s black student group — commenced on Sunday night and will end on Feb. 5 with a ten-year anniversary celebration of Makuu, the black cultural center.

Two days could not produce more different results for the wrestling team as they split their weekend matches, with a victory over Bucknell but loss to Hofstra.

At the Circle of Sisters ceremony Sunday night, the new Panhellenic Council Executive Board received a warm welcome to their 2011 term.

A study found repeated test-taking to improve fact retention better than other methods, but some Penn professors and students contend that more exams don't necessarily mean more learning.

The Mask and Wig Club’s “A Volcanic Corruption: Sun Intended” erupted onto the stage for the first time at Mask and Wig’s historic Clubhouse in Center City this weekend.

The men's basketball team rallied from a deficit at halftime to win, 80-78, in overtime. The Quakers are now 2-0 in the Ivy League and have won three games straight.

The Quakers’ 24-6 lead to open the game turned out to be too much for Yale to overcome, as Penn won its first Ivy game of the season, 66-58.

In their ongoing internship and job search, Penn students shouldn’t ignore the wealth of opportunities awaiting them in our nation’s capital.

Whoever you are, wherever you are, bring your thoughtful and productive ideas to the table and let’s think about the best next steps as we move forward.

College junior Matthew Correia wrote that increasing the general fee to cover club funding would cause more financial strain for families paying Penn’s tuition.

While students were disappointed when they discovered they still had class Thursday morning, deciding whether or not to close the University was a “very challenging decision” for officials.

A grassroots movement would be ideal, and we hope that these LGBT workshops will serve as an impetus for individuals and fraternities as a whole to take initiative.

IFC President Harris Heyer wants to shed light on the LGBT workshops referenced in an editorial earlier this week. These workshops are not mandatory.