When I applied to be an opinion columnist a year ago, I wasn’t quite sure if I fit the mold. Most opinion columns I’d read, whether in The Daily Pennsylvanian or in national newspapers, were about politics, economics or controversial things.

In just seven hours, a team of Penn undergraduates impressed senior Deloitte management to capture the top prize.

Active Cross Cultural Training in Our Neighborhoods ACTION, spent the day with students at the Andrew Jackson School to celebrate International Day, an event to celebrate Spanish language and culture.

In the midst of a growing startup culture in Philadelphia, Weiss Labs hosted Demo Days, one of its largest entrepreneurship events of the year. On Friday, dozens of guests had the opportunity to watch seven of Philadelphia’s top startup companies present their pitches in front of a panel of venture capitalists for feedback.

According to the email, hours at Counseling and Psychological Services would be extended “in the interim,” effective April 20.

It’s been two weeks since Wharton junior Ao “Olivia” Kong died by suicide. Since then, Fling has come and gone, finals are looming and as we have nine times before, we are beginning to move on from the discussion of mental health.

The new curriculum also aims to offer students greater flexibility in pursuing academic interests outside of the Wharton curriculum.

Ahmir Thompson is the joint frontman of The Roots, the in-house band of ”The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

Hillary Clinton came out in favor of the soda tax, but Bernie Sanders has opposed it. 

The Penn Political Union held a parliamentary-style debate on Thursday on the utility of personal contribution limits to curb campaign spending. 

The University created the HELP line at 215-898-HELP (215-898-4357), a number available 24/7 when students need help understanding Penn’s resources for health and wellness.

The show featured 12 Penn students performing original monologues, telling their stories so that those in the audience might find a connection with their own experiences.

Let’s take a second. Or three. This past weekend, all three Penn rowing teams finished in second place.

Numbers carry a great deal of significance in the world of sports. 23, 99 and 42 may be a simple arrangement of digits to some.

This weekend, Penn baseball Grauled Cornell.

After being upset in their second Ivy League contest against Dartmouth, the Quakers have won their last four against Ancient Eight opponents, including a 9-8 victory Saturday over Yale.