Hi! My name is Jodi Miller, and I am currently your Executive Vice President. It has been a great honor and privilege to serve you for the past two years, and I ask that you please vote to keep me in office.

My name is Lisa Xu (pronounced “lease a shoe”). I’m running for Class Board because I believe in class unity and the impact of student government.

Hey Class of 2014! For the past three semesters as the Vice-President of Internal Affairs, I have put my heart and soul into such events as Cram and Jam, NSOver Again, and Skimmer.

Hello! My name is Nigel Lam and I am running for re-election in the Undergraduate Assembly and Class Board VP Finance.

Hi, my name is Jessie Lawson and I am running for the Class board 2014 SAS Chair. I have been honored to serve as the College Rep on Class board these past two years.

My name is Josh Kaminetsky, and I am a sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences running for SAS representative on Class Board 2014.

Hello Class of 2014! My name is Nikolai Zapertov, and I am a Biological Basis of Behavior major from Seattle, WA.

Hi my name is Nicole Webster and I am running for Wharton Class Chair. I’m really excited about working with the rest of CB ’14 to plan all of your social events for the coming school year.

In its first tourney appearance since 1946, Harvard fell, 79-70, to SEC tournament champion Vanderbilt in Albuquerque, N.M.

Phillies fans across the area could only dream of conversing with the likes of Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels. But for former Penn righty Paul Cusick, it became a reality earlier this week.

Five members of the Penn wrestling team began the NCAA Championships Thursday with high hopes and championship aspirations.

A weekly roundup of higher education news around the Ivy League and peer schools.

Increasing numbers of students each year are opting to live in gender-neutral suites in the college houses. INTERACTIVE: Gender Neutral Housing Around the Ivies

No middle schooler growing up in the United States should be forced to realize that she has inherited an outsider status.

Chairez put a face to undocumented students across the United States and used her story in order to advocate for another individual.

Some people might find the idea of grabbing coffee with a stranger a rather weird and awkward activity. If someone I didn’t know had approached me a year ago, I would have been weirded out.