We will be printing the DP this semester, with 34th Street Magazine as an insert, once a week on Thursdays. 

Online learning comes with side effects, as does every classroom.

Based on the idea that we are all responsible enough to look out for each other, the Student Campus Compact places the onus on us to make the safest choices.

Standard grading is designed for normal times, and these are not normal times.

It’s important that we discuss the reality of eating disorders during quarantine, along with specific, concrete approaches to best support our loved ones. Here are seven tips.

While Ivy League universities boast their students as the nation's most accomplished, public universities are actually accomplishing much more in terms of achieving equity. 

Harvard graduate Claira Janover's viral Tik Tok featuring imagery attached to inflicting brutal harm is not acceptable.

Personal liberty is the argument used to hide the crux of the issue, which is that individuals unwilling to wear masks simply don’t value the lives of others around them as much as they value their own.

The online orientation should list how the virus spreads, preventative measures, and the consequences when breaking the Student Campus Compact.

With no vaccine or treatment in sight, we are lagging in resources to keep up with our accustomed pace. Members of the Penn community will inevitably get sick.

As graduate students, we experience the ongoing COVID-19 crisis both as students and as teachers.

We are all complicit in allowing systemic racism to remain alive if we do not do the necessary, dirty work of calling out microaggressions, dismantling harmful generalizations, and ridding our personal conversations of stereotypes. 

Penn is prioritizing the health of its community by announcing stringent tracking and tracing measures, following the example of other nations who have effectively curbed the rampant spread of the virus by implementing such digital systems.

You would be wrong if you expect 10,000 18-22 year olds living in one place to exercise safe COVID-19 practices.

Our policing system has never been fair, it has never represented justice for all, and it will continue to be riddled with injustices until radical change occurs.

Cell phones make it so that America, and the world, cannot look away from the vivid brutality Black communities have already known for generations. 

Now more than ever, it is important to address the counterarguments against systemic racism in order to promote systemic change.