By joining a sorority, I’ve found women who support me in my feminism, not who diminish it.

We should continue to make fraternities and sororities safer for queer and trans people, but ultimately, these places are built around a binary that alienates an entire segment of the Penn population.

I’ve learned what kind of friendships I need and how it feels to find a group of girls that will share even your lowest moments — and sometimes even laugh at your worst jokes.

Issues associated with frats and sororities run deeper than letters on a jacket.

Despite the frigid, sub-freezing temperatures outside, the Red and Blue put up sizzling performances and didn’t miss a beat on Wednesday en route to two convincing victories.

With the Penn and Temple tied at 70, with just 40 seconds left, Alyssa Baron did what she does best, converting a three-point play to lead the Quakers to victory.

Penn’s Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program released its annual think tank rankings on Wednesday.

Chris Chen, a junior in the College of Liberal and Professional Studies, helped a stranger in Starbucks, and ended up tagged in a Facebook post with over 400 likes.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Jan. 10 and Jan. 16.

The Presidential Commission on Election Administration suggests measures to streamline voting processes and increase election efficiency.

Playdope, which is launching today, aims to connect users with “familiar strangers” — people with whom they share a similar background, routine and activities.

Dr. King undeniably was an extraordinary man who accomplished many great things over the course of his life. But rather than celebrate this, we have transformed him into a larger-than-life figure and given him the magical ability to serve as justification for virtually any policy position imaginable and act as a sort of litmus test to gauge contemporary race-relations.

Penn senior, Sarah Foster, plans to finish her triple major at Penn and continue her scholarly pursuits on the Churchill Scholarship.

The Daily Pennsylvanian’s recruitment session scheduled for this evening has been canceled. A session will be held tomorrow night in JMHH 340 at 7:30 p.m. See here for more details.

Some campus facilities have abridged hours.

A decision has still not been made for evening classes.

The Catalyst Grants, a new fellowship program at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, will increase the number of public interest fellowships and allow more students to enter the nonprofit sector.