In an attempt to increase voter turnout, Congressman Joe Sestak participated in the Philadelphia 30- Day Countdown, a stage for Sestak to state his opinions on various issues thirty days before Election Day on Nov. 2.

Bon Appetit should increase publicity of its accommodations for students with gluten intolerance and work more to facilitate discussion about accommodations with students.

While professors may complain about increasing student neediness, outreach makes a huge impact on student engagement.

Camping with friends engenders a sense of camaraderie and adventure that our generation has forgotten — particularly in a competitive environment like Penn.

The Quakers targeted Cornell in a resounding 3-0 shutout victory in Ithaca, N.Y., Friday, and continue to boast an undefeated Ivy League record.

The Quakers, who have struggled so far defensively this season, dropped two matches this weekend at the Palestra, losing on Friday night to Princeton and on Saturday to Marquette.

A big defensive stop and an 83-yard touchdown pass keyed the undefeated Quakers' remarkable 24-14 victory.

The NEC announced the results of the elections for the UA and the class board for the Class of 2014.

The Big Green came back late, but the Quakers bounced back to win, 35-28, in the Ivy opener.

Three violations have been filed against three different candidates. The Nominations and Elections Committee hearings on Sunday will determine possible penalties for those charged.

In advance of Penn's Ivy opener against Dartmouth, a graphic of the Quakers' 9-1 record against the Big Green over the last decade, along with a five-point forecast for Saturday's game.

Tucker Max lived up to the title of his newest book, Assholes Finish First, at his Philadelphia book signing Thursday.

In the Ancient Eight’s first weekend of conference play, both Penn and Cornell will be looking for blood as they try to kick off the Ivy season on the right foot.

A grueling preseason, during which the Penn volleyball team lost more matches than it did in its entire 2009 campaign, has finally given way to the Ivy League slate.

A winner of one varsity and five junior varsity national championships during his time as a Penn rowing coach, Ted A. Nash now offers a 66-mile challenge to the Quakers heavyweight rowing team.

After a winless 2008 and only two victories in 2009, the Big Green have turned a new leaf, knocking off Bucknell 43-20 and squeezing out a win at home against Sacred Heart last week.

On Wednesday evening, the IFC held its first town hall meeting to discuss its next five-year strategic plan. The Vice President of Strategic Planning at IFC, College senior Dave Dobkin, will write the new plan based around the issues and concerns that arise during the meetings.