Penn was held to just four hits total in both games at Villanova yesterday, losing 8-0 in the first game and 1-0 in the next.

Sponsored by Penn Athletes and Allies Tackling Homophobia (PATH), the Pride Games are held to strengthen ties between the athletic and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities.

The Quakers hosted a two-game series with Lafayette Saturday — losing both contests due to several defensive miscues — and then split a second doubleheader Sunday as the team ventured north to Easton, Pa.

The men’s lightweight squad overcame its recent struggles against Delaware, taking three of four races, while men’s heavyweight split four races with George Washington. Meanwhile, on the women’s side, the Quakers were swept by a top-ranked Yale squad.

The Quakers struggled to take and maintain possession against No. 6 Cornell and thus could not garner any offensive momentum, as they fell 12-6.

Despite being riddled by numerous setbacks throughout the 2010 campaign, the Penn fencing team nearly reproduced last year’s seventh-place finish at the NCAA Championships on the season’s final weekend.

Along with Fresh Grocer, there are a number of food establishments near campus currently listed as out of compliance with Philadelphia health code.

Two Undergraduate Assembly candidates answered charges leveled against them by the Nominations and Elections Committee Sunday afternoon at a Fair Practices Code hearing.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with College junior Matt Amalfitano just hours after he was elected the Undergraduate Assembly’s first-ever president Sunday.

Students, staff, community members, a reality show star and even an Oscar winner all participated in QPenn — a week-long campus celebration of LGBT culture held this past week.

With the Student Voice survey, students have the opportunity to express their opinions about Penn Dining for the first time this year.

At the 14th Annual Wharton India Economic Forum held Saturday at the Park Hyatt in Center City, India’s leading businessmen, politicians and film personalities discussed a wide variety of topics ranging from health care and performing arts to entrepreneurship in India.

We should embrace Senioritis a bit. It may not be the most constructive condition, but it’s really a sign of how far we’ve come and how we’ve risen to this challenge that we first took on four years ago.

Student leaders say that outside specific groups supporting the candidated, the election is much less pervasive on campus than the 2008 primary, when students widely volunteered for Obama or Clinton and attended political events around the city.

We think the Council of Undergraduate Deans should extend the deadlines to add and drop courses for the fall semester to accommodate students celebrating the High Holidays.

I’m troubled by a new federal budget proposal that would dim future TFA admissions prospects for college seniors and derail the organization’s long-term goal of ending educational inequality.