At last week’s Second Annual Undergraduate Social Impact Conference, Iqbal Quadir said, “Things are changing,” in reference to world economies. But the conference showed that the methods and instruments of social impact are changing as well.

The Nominations and Elections Committee announced the complete results of the Undergraduate Assembly and Class Board elections at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday.

College junior Matt Amalfitano won the first-ever election for Undergraduate Assembly president. College junior Mark Pan will serve as the first vice president.

Bilsky would not offer a timetable for an announcement regarding the next coach, but he did say that in his mind, he is down to a few finalists.

The Nominations and Elections Committee reported a turnout of 3,560 voters, a rate of 49.03 percent. Last year's turnout was 49.8 percent, and the NEC's 2010 goal was 55 percent.

Three rival coaches discussed the Penn opening, shedding light on the issues involved in the search for the next face of Red and Blue basketball.

The Penn softball team will look to end a four-game losing streak Sunday when it takes on the Wildcats at the Villanova Softball Complex.

After the Big Red's convincing upsets against Temple and Wisconsin in the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament, the clock struck twelve on their Cinderella story in a 62-45 loss to No. 1-seeded Kentucky.

Few college students' experiences include a trip to the NCAA Championships, which is exactly what Penn fencers Evan Prochniak and Aida Abdikulova will be able to do after this weekend.

Just two days after Cornell lost to Kentucky on the hardwood, the Quakers will host the NCAA lacrosse runner-up, Cornell, at Franklin Field tomorrow.

Although her squad defeated Ivy League foe Cornell by a score of 14-2 last season, Penn women’s lacrosse coach Karin Brower Corbett says Sunday’s matchup in Ithaca, N.Y. should not be taken lightly.

In an unprecedented move, the Class Board presidents of 2010, 2011 and 2012 collectively endorsed College freshman Jake Shuster for Class of 2013 president on Thursday.

I wish real differences in priorities played a larger role in this year’s UA presidential and vice-presidential elections, rather than "unity" of everyone's priorities.

The jist behind this new line of "anti-energy" products, is that they supposedly produce calming effects, helping tense consumers unwind and relax. But from what I’ve read so far, I’m unimpressed.

We appreciate the proactive efforts of the Division of Public Safety to keep people safe from a potential "flash mob" that could have been dangerous.

Student Financial Services cut funds for this upcoming summer’s work study positions by 23-percent decrease to ensure full funding for jobs during the academic year.

Leaders in the Greek community gathered Thursday night at the Sheraton Hotel at 36th and Chestnut streets for the annual Greek Awards ceremony to recognize the contribution of chapters and individuals in the Greek community.