Columnist Gloria Oladejo explores how Penn’s culture fosters a sense of superiority among its students — and calls on them to confront the consequences.

Former columnist Mia Vesely reflects on her time at the DP. 

Former Editorial Board chair Sangitha Aiyer reflects on her time at the DP. 

Columnist Joshua Daugherty argues that Penn’s School of Nursing limits student access to study abroad opportunities.

Columnist Judah Blitstein argues that anonymous posting forums are detrimental to Penn’s community. 

Columnist Sose Hovannisian argues that as Philadelphia opens a new Armenian Heritage Walk, Penn students should understand the history of the Armenian Genocide and the community it helped shape in our city.

Columnist Viktor Wittner sheds light on the lack of resources for Penn students pursuing less popular majors and careers.

Columnist Dew Udagedara outlines how a change in enrollment and class culture can cut AI off from the source.

Columnist Lindsay Muneton criticizes Penn students’ habit of neglecting themselves, emphasizing that the appearance of success comes at great personal costs.

Columnist Eden Liu argues that with so little skin in the game, most Penn students should abstain from voting in local Philadelphia races. 

Columnist Lawson Miller criticizes the motivations of the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission investigation and defends the University’s refusal to comply with its subpoena.

Columnist Sienna Bevan explores how “world-class” health care remains a hollow promise for West Philadelphia.

Columnist Kamau Louis argues that students opposed to the upcoming Ben Shapiro event should stay home.

Columnist Sose Hovannisian argues that Penn has failed the nation on its semiquincentennial, despite being uniquely positioned to embrace its connection to the American Revolution.

Senior columnist Andy Mei comments on the recent ruling about the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s demands.

Columnist Dew Udagedara explores how opportunity presents itself for Penn first years.

Columnist Peter Kennedy argues that the band’s March Madness cheer is not just a bad look for Penn, but ultimately a greater insult to our very own student-athletes.