My name is Jonathan Muruako. I am running for your UA New Student Representative because I believe in the power of society.

Ever feel frustrated by the outdated Penn in Touch website, annoyed by the lack of dining locales open, or alienated by the political system?

Hello, my name is Tunmise Fawole, and I am running for Undergraduate Assembly New Student Representative.

Hi everyone! I’m Yifan Xu and I’m very honored to be candidate for the New Student Representative at UA.

According to neighbors, the bar was the site of drug deals violence and drunk driving.

Hey, you! My name is Travis Shingledecker, and I’m running for the Undergraduate Assembly as a New Student Representative.

My name is Tess Niewood and I’m originally from Newton, Massachusetts. I went to a small private school called Maimonides from Kindergarten through 12th grade.

Hey Class of 2017, I am Andrew Klimaszewski and I am running for VP of Finances and UA Representative.

“Matt Immerso is the most outstanding, talented, and devastatingly handsome student I’ve ever seen walk through these hallowed halls of Penn” -Benjamin Franklin Hi, I’m Matt Immerso and I’m running for UA and Wharton Class Chair.

Hey Class of 2017, My name is Kalpana Naidoo and I want to be your New Student Representative for the Undergraduate Assembly.

I’ve enjoyed exploring what the campus has to offer in my first few weeks. However, there’s always something to improve; after all, we have to admit that us freshmen are still teenagers full of angst and complaints.

The Penn men’s and women’s cross country teams are scheduled to set off running this Friday night in their first race, the Big 5 Meet at Belmont Plateau right here in Philadelphia.

The defending CSFL champion Black Knights pose a daunting task for the Red and Blue, who have fallen victim to a number of injuries and unfortunate personnel changes.

California, here we come.” The theme song to “The O.C.” got it right. As most Penn students bunk down to start in on their studies with some observing the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, the men’s soccer team has a different agenda.

The program is designed to create a safe place for victims.

Penn volleyball begins their weekend tournament at the Palestra right when Yom Kippur ends at sundown on Saturday, looking to build off the momentum of a five-set comeback victory on Tuesday against Delaware.

With a game Friday at winless St. Joseph’s (0-4) and a Sunday matchup at .500 Bucknell (2-0), this weekend represents an opportunity for the Quakers to head into the Ivy League season with a winning record, potentially even an undefeated one.