Jennifer Lee | How the Cardi B contest got me banned from Tinder

By Jennifer Lee · April 21, 2018

I personally lost $9.99 and was reported and blocked indefinitely from Tinder. So if you ask me whether it was worth swiping for Cardi, I would certainly say it was not.

Isabella Simonetti | Penn has a drinking problem. Let's acknowledge it.

By Isabella Simonetti · April 21, 2018

Don’t get me wrong, drinking on college campuses is a difficult issue to navigate. No alcohol policy is perfect, but Penn’s doesn’t even try to be.

Sara Merican | Speaking a different English

By Sara Merican · April 18, 2018

Did people understand what I was saying? Were they too nice to say if they didn’t? Do they mind how I sound?

Carlos Arias Vivas | Penn should follow Harvard and Yale’s lead and offer ‘startup grants’ for FGLI freshmen

By Carlos Arias Vivas · April 16, 2018

These startup grants are beneficial because they help FGLI students offset some costs such as purchasing a new laptop, buying winter clothing, and travel expenses. 

Amy Chan | A significant life might look smaller than imagined

By Amy Chan · April 16, 2018

“Well, of course I am going to live a significant life,” we all tell ourselves. The only uncertainty is how we are going to do it.

Jennifer Lee | The costs of Penn’s pervasive ‘going out’ culture can add up

By Jennifer Lee · April 15, 2018

Being involved in various communities is an essential part of college life, but frequent social events can rack up tremendous bills.

Dylan Reim | Despite the skepticism, there’s hope for Fling

By Dylan Reim · April 11, 2018

The negativity around Fling that has been on parade leading up to this week is palpable. Just because you don’t like the headliner doesn’t mean Fling is ruined.

Rebecca Alifimoff | Fling is a time for unity — don't forget your tank

By Rebecca Alifimoff · April 10, 2018

I understand that Fling tanks are silly and seasonally inappropriate. But on an emotional level, I think they’re wonderful.

Jessica Li | How to deal with college as an introvert

By Jessica Li · April 9, 2018

It’s difficult to navigate this kind of lifestyle when you aren’t naturally a chatty, extroverted person, always ready to take on the day and deal with the people in your life with excitement and gusto.

Locust Talk with Lucy Hu (Episode 2) — Legacy Admissions

By Lucy Hu · April 9, 2018

Columnist Lucy Hu takes to Locust Walk to get students' opinions on legacy admissions in the second installment of her video series, "Locust Talk." 

Lucy Hu | America: Leading the world in holistic admissions

By Lucy Hu · April 8, 2018

Some argue that the main crux of university is to take classes and earn a degree, and therefore, academic excellence is key to success. But, the purpose of university is to provide an education, and the purpose of education extends far beyond classroom learning.

Mateen Tabatabaei | Reconciling free speech with uncomfortable opinions

By Mateen Tabatabaei · April 5, 2018

It’s easy to stand for a principle like the right to free speech when the speech in question poses no threat to oneself.

Dylan Reim | Greeks have a right to their own narrative

By Dylan Reim · April 5, 2018

The sheer number of articles I’ve read against aspects of Greek life is surprising in itself, but even more surprising is how few of those writers actually experienced what they claimed to understand. 

Jay Shah | The search for the perfect job can erase the traits that make us special

By Jay Shah · April 3, 2018

When did we forget to think about what we like to study and stand our ground? When did we forget to think for ourselves?

Guest Statement by Samara Wyant and Max Grove | Mental health, cost, campus, community: Samara and Max for UA

By Samara Wyant and Max Grove · April 3, 2018

We are running for Undergraduate Assembly President and Vice President because we have the talent, vision, and perspective to represent and lead the student body.

Amy Chan | Dear baby Quakers, enjoy your acceptance to the fullest

By Amy Chan · April 2, 2018

I want to tell them not to give themselves so easily to others because they’ll disappoint you in the end. I want to say, prepare yourselves for the storm.

Isabella Simonetti | Keep Penn out of my bedroom

By Isabella Simonetti · April 1, 2018

Let’s demand more effective policy change from the administration — Penn can combat sexual assault without treating its students like minors.