When you observe the most innate and simplistic elements of humanity, wanting more for yourself and your family ranks at the top of the list

Men at Penn need to leverage their social privilege so that people of all genders can feel secure on campus and can experience Penn’s social scene without falling victim to assault or harassment. 

Although official statements and claims decrying Wax’s ideals as not representative of Penn Law’s values is a good start, it’s simply not enough.

Let the administration know how you feel, and maybe we can lay the groundwork for a more fair, less stressful Penn.

Indeed, the staff at Penn are just as essential to the success of the community as a whole, yet so often we neglect this, rarely offering more than a cold thank you or a passing nod.

It costs nothing to consider how your presence can positively impact someone else’s passion and profession. 

So freshman: while yes, do file a maintenance request for that mold infestation, don’t forget to stop a moment and appreciate your housing situation just a little bit more.  

Renting a house or apartment for the first time is a milestone in the transition to adulthood, and as exciting as it can be, the decidedly adult responsibilities and obligations that come with it can make even the most assertive people feel intimidated and ill-prepared.

Living by yourself is a choice that can make those factors more at the forefront of your mind, instead of what your roommates made for dinner or who stole your last razor. 

One in fourteen Philadelphia faces an eviction filing yearly.

All that HIV patients and any patient in general want is to feel like a normal person. Conversation with friends and patients is the first step. 

Any subject we study here will give us value, be it in terms of employability or creative satisfaction. We should question whether we can do that subject justice.

Legacy admissions does one thing correctly— eliminate the idea that elite education operates on the principle of meritocracy.

While one might be inclined when presented with e-cigarettes’ severe health consequences to just tell one’s peers to stop, we’re way past that. The vaping industry has successfully infected an entire generation of adolescents.

Penn students should take an active role in what they are learning. This includes challenging what is being taught.

We, as the Penn community, should not be okay with the idea of the potential “prestige” that comes with legacy students being a factor in the application process.

Mr. Whitefield’s activism, support and participation in slavery is something that must be known.