The Penn wrestling team made quick work of an inferior Princeton squad Saturday, downing the Tigers, 23-11. Sunday proved less fruitful, however, as the Quakers could not keep up with the No. 7 Mountain Hawks, falling 30-9.

Penn got swept by Maryland, 7-0, and experienced a crushing defeat, 6-1, at the hands of No. 29 Virginia Commonwealth.

Here are my picks for inspiring, albeit maybe alternative, choices for the Commencement speaker.

In its first away match of the season, Penn edged out the Midshipmen, 4-3, to give the Quakers their 11th consecutive victory over Navy.

Allowing 10th graders to test out of their final two years of high school and instead attend community college may do more harm than good.

Students interested in running for student government need to be aware of the workload involved with the positions.

Penn's 81-69 win over Yale was the team’s highest point total since its Jan. 6 victory at Maryland-Baltimore County. The Quakers ended a three-game losing streak and improved to 4-5 in the Ivies.

The Quakers fell to Brown 54-42 Friday in Providence, and then followed with a 70-38 loss at Yale on Saturday night — their widest margin of defeat in Ivy play this season.

For those seniors willing to stay on campus post-graduation, several hundred jobs are available within the University, according to Career Services Director Patricia Rose.

On Sunday evening, a small group of Penn students in a dimly-lit room in Houston Hall were lead in meditation by Michael Carroll, a trained Buddhist teacher and an associate of Awake at Work consulting firm.

Keeping with nursing schools around the country, the class of 2014 heard from admissions Friday

A 41-year old male postgraduate student was assaulted at about 9 a.m. Friday. The University issued a UPennAlert in response to the "unprovoked attack"

The only member of the Penn community actively participating in the Winter Olympics, Dr. Gary Dorshimer is responsible for attending to any NHL-affiliated athletes at the Games.

The Undergraduate Assembly released its annual budget recommendations on Sunday, which included cuts to various groups.

Thursday night, the Penn Newman Catholic Center hosted “Plight in Haiti,” in which Father Patrick Samway and Tina Cerin, a junior at St. Joseph’s University, challenged Penn students to consider Haitian reconstruction in the long-term.

In a marked break from tradition, the Social Planning and Events Concerts Committee will announce the first of three Spring Fling performers Monday by way of a scavenger hunt.

Attendees learned Mrs. Robinson has nothing on the cougars of the ancient world and Lil’ Wayne can’t compete with the “playas” of old Egyptian thrones.