Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer.
Monday, July 20, 2026
The Daily Pennsylvanian

Amy Gutmann

Pratyusha Gupta

March 15, 2013

Hello Engineering! My name is Pratyusha Gupta and I would be honored to serve as your next SEAS Representative on the Undergraduate Assembly.


Angela Rice

March 15, 2013

Hi! I’m Angela Rice and I’m running for the position of UA Wharton Representative.

The Latest
March 15, 2013

Remember, you know what to do, vote Tiffany Zhu!

Lawrence Yen

March 15, 2013

Hi everyone! My name is Lawrence Yen and I’m running for reelection as your Wharton representative in the UA.

Hamdi Soysal

March 15, 2013

I, Hamdi Soysal, promise to contribute to the quality of life of all Wharton students through my efforts to improve educational, social and extracurricular policymaking.


Hamdi Soysal

March 15, 2013

I, Hamdi Soysal, promise to contribute to the quality of life of all Wharton students through my efforts to improve educational, social and extracurricular policymaking.


Angela Rice

March 15, 2013

Hi! I’m Angela Rice and I’m running for the position of UA Wharton Representative.



The Daily Pennsylvanian

Anthony Georgiades

March 15, 2013

My name is Anthony Georgiades and I am running to be your representative on the Undergraduate Assembly.


Paul Calhoun

March 15, 2013

Hello, my name is Paul Calhoun I’d like to be your Wharton Representative in the UA.


Julio German Arias

March 15, 2013

Hi everyone! My name is Julio German Arias, and I am running for Wharton UA Representative.




The Daily Pennsylvanian

The Wharton Social Impact Initiative, along with several other Philadelphia organizations, helped the city of Philadelphia to create a winning proposal designed to spark innovation and help solve the city’s problems.




Nuggets of Wisdom

We — Philadelphia — have everything. Well, almost everything. But you know what we don’t have? A weekly pub run. And do you know what would make Philadelphia an even greater city? A weekly pub run.


Jordan Holmes

March 15, 2013

Vote Holmes for a College Representative for the Undergraduate Assembly this election for tangible change!


Sorry to be Kurt

Economist William Shughart II estimated that daylight savings costs the United States approximately $1.7 billion a year. He arrived at that figure by calculating the opportunity cost of our time and the total amount of time it takes to adjust all of our clocks twice a year.




The Daily Pennsylvanian

Now in its second semester, Resident Select — an online movie-streaming website offered through the Penn Video Network, which supplies traditional cable TV on campus — now has 800 to 1,000 hits a month.