As The Daily Pennsylvanian reported last week, a group of students at Wesleyan College stole and destroyed a press run of the college’s student newspaper, The Wesleyan Argus.

If Pennsylvania House Bill 262 becomes law, employees of adult entertainment establishments will have to pay $50 to register with the state, including a copy of photo ID, personal criminal history, eye color, hair color, stage names, height, weight, personal address and phone number.

Penn Reflect is a place open to all students to talk whenever they want about whatever they want.

Near the end of the third quarter in the Monday Night Football matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Detroit Lions, a routine punt occurred. This wouldn't be newsworthy anywhere as the punt returner, Seattle's Tyler Lockett, was tackled after a short gain.

Community College of Philadelphia went on lockdown this morning after reports of a gunman.

A recent report shows that approximately 90 percent of all donations from students, professors, and affiliates of Ivy League universities have gone to democrat Hillary Clinton.  This massive majority, totaling in at $248,907, is seconded by democrat(ish) Bernie Sanders, who has received a grand total of $18,851.

The freedom from feeling upset, it seems, now trumps the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press on many American college campuses. The most egregious example might be the furor engendered by an op-ed titled, “Why Black Lives Matter Isn’t What You Think,” published in Wesleyan University’s student newspaper.

Building intelligence is like building muscle. You don’t get stronger from lifting weights that are easy for you to lift. You get stronger from lifting weights that are a bit too heavy for you to continuously lift comfortably. 

BEN CLAAR is a College freshman from Scarsdale, N.Y. His email address is bclaar@sas.upenn.edu.

A Penn professor has weighed in on the recent debate brought forth by an article in The Atlantic.

The site was used to announce a potential act of violence against a Philadelphia area school on Monday.

Recent threats of violence towards an unnamed university in the Philadelphia area disrupted the day to day activities at Penn.

As many teens spent the summer balancing internships, classes, and beach outings, one Penn student was busy questioning a foreign head of state.

Many undergraduate students with varied interests can develop their skills as researchers and relationships with faculty by taking part in the Penn Museum internship program

Sunday saw the conclusion of an excellent showing for Penn Women’s Tennis at the Cissie Leary Invitational Women’s tennis tournament, a tournament hosted on Penn’s very own campus this past weekend.

For Penn field hockey, the plan is pretty simple: find a way to win Ivy contests, even when those results don’t come easy. And sitting on a 7-1 record with two wins in conference, that is exactly what it has done.

It’s time to hit the refresh button for Penn Athletics. In the eyes of Athletic Director Grace Calhoun that means new uniforms, new initiatives, new programming and, most importantly, a new vision.