Scott Harrison, the founder of Charity: Water, a non-profit organization devoted to providing clean water to underdeveloped nations, opened the 43rd session of Penn’s Model United Nations Conference with a speech Thursday night.

On Wednesday night, the Interfraternity Council held elections to fill its nine board member positions.

Members of Penn’s chapter of the Student Labor Action Project delivered mops to Penn President Amy Gutmann’s office in attempt to protest the University’s investment in the hotel company HEI.

Researchers from the Penn Positive Psychology Center will train 155 Army non-commissioned officers and family members in “Master Resilience Training” in an attempt to bring them up to that psychological standard.

Before I could complete my story, one friend interrupted, “Oh, I’ve already seen the pictures on Facebook.”

After years of work, six universities — including Penn, Harvard and Yale — committed to make desperately needed medicines more accessible to developing countries.

Today is Student Health Service’s first swine-flu vaccine clinic.

In his first season, Miller led the Quakers to 22 wins, an Ivy title, and a riveting near-miss against Texas A&M; in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

This season, Jerome Allen -- one of the greatest basketball players to ever wear the Red and Blue -- will return to the Palestra.

Co-captain Darren Smith joins forwards Andreas Schreiber and Justin Reilly as Penn’s lone seniors, all of whom missed significant time due to various injuries last season.

Thursday night, Sigma Nu held its first-ever pong tournament, allowing teams to “Sink One For St. Jude.”

What do evolution, the arts and water have in common? Nothing — and that’s precisely the point.

The freshman quintet is a strange assortment of characters.

Ivy League men’s basketball has been topsy-turvy the last couple of seasons.

Previewing the Bulldogs and the Ivy League

Previewing the Tigers and the Ivy League.

Previewing the Crimson and the Ivy League