The Multicultural Greek Council held special elections to fill vacancies on its executive board after the former president and vice president resigned.

Last night, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Professor Yigal Schwartz explored Israeli literature, culture and politics as part of the 24th annual Joseph Alexander Colloquium, which aims to address and discuss relevant Jewish issues at work in the world today.

Wharton Women's annual "Dress for Success" philanthropic event, which will begin at 7 p.m., aims to educate women on how to dress professionally yet stylishly.

Nursing freshman Kerry McLaughlin, who admits her mom occasionally calls her out for “over-scheduling” herself, has certainly kept herself busy so far.

Romney emphasized the Republican Senate candidate's focus on limiting spending and creating jobs.

The most notable feat this weekend occurred in New Haven, Conn., when Penn volleyball conquered defending Ivy champion Yale.

Philanthropist Anne Heyman spoke Monday night about a new international development project — a youth village called Agahozo Shalom, created to help rebuild the lives of Rwandan teenagers who have been affected by the 2004 genocide.

Sunday night, College sophomores Cornelius Range and Adam Hamilton resigned from their seats on the Undergraduate Assembly. College juniors Rico Moorer and Michael Chen will step up to replace them.

Students should strive to achieve a college degree, but trying to quantify higher education ignores the macro-level rise in quality of life for all citizens.

After watching Saturday’s heartbreaking loss to Columbia from the sideline, junior goalkeeper Ben Berg will start for the Penn men’s soccer team.

This past weekend, Penn’s Social Planning and Events Committee debuted Fall Festival, creating a new Penn tradition — and one that we hope will continue.

People from all across Penn gathered outside the LGBT Center, eyes downcast, candles alight, to stage a vigil commemorating the 11th anniversary of the death of Matthew Shepard.

The Intercultural Leadership Program’s annual training retreat engaged participants in activities — like Intercultural Jeopardy — designed to develop cross-cultural awareness and promote intercultural competence.

Christian Mahr, a Penn alumnus and U.N. employee, gave advice yesterday to students looking to join the organization.

A federal jury awarded a former student who claimed the University cheated him out of a Wharton degree $435,678 last week.

The Quakers suited up against Bucknell without All-American cornerback Chris Wynn, who missed his second-straight game with leg ailments.