A Wharton junior responds to Charles Gray’s column on the pro-life movement from the other side of the issue.

Alec Webley, a former Undergraduate Assembly chairman, applauds Penn’s calendar reform for putting the interests of students first.

The executive director of LifeSharers responds to an article, arguing that organs should be donated to other organ donors.

More than 100 Penn graduate students express support for the Occupy movement express solidarity with the Occupy movement.

Readers sound off on Eric Cantor’s speech cancellation and the protest surrounding it. ERIC CANTOR: Wharton remarks, as prepared for delivery CHARLES GRAY: Get better, not bitter

A College sophomore wonders why Steve Jobs deserves so much more acknowledgement in death than countless others who have died.

John LaVoy of the Educational Opportunity Center criticizes Charles Gray’s recent column on the roots of the financial crisis.

Campus organizations and leaders show support for Wharton sophomore Tania Chairez, an undocumented immigrant.

A Penn alumna is disappointed by online comments responding to Tania Chairez’s guest column on being an undocumented immigrant.

Readers respond to a guest column by Tania Chairez, a Wharton sophomore and undocumented immigrant. GUEST COLUMN: Undocumented and unapologetic

95 Penn faculty members express their solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement. TOPICS: Occupy Philadelphia GALLERY: 88 photos from Occupy Philly Thursday

When a K-12 public education system is based on property tax revenue, the poor will inevitably suffer.

Pennsylvania’s voter-identification legislation, HB 934, has the fingerprints of the shadowy, corporate-funded, right-wing American Legislative Exchange Council all over it. Related: New state legislation may bar students from voting

We need to change the protest paradigm that thinks standing around, yelling general statements like “We’re the 99 percent” and hoping to get maced will accomplish something. Topics: Occupy Philadelphia

A reader was saddened to learn that an actress from the CBS comedy “2 Broke Girls” recently addressed students at Penn.

Penn professor David S. Barnes argues that the University does not support bike commuting. Related: Profs see biking as scenic and economical

College senior Victor Galli writes that the University is failing to abide by national and Penn-specific animal research policies.