Senior Column by Carter Coudriet | What I learned in boating school is …

By Carter Coudriet · May 9, 2018

I’m still far from the best version of myself … but no matter what, whether my days are productive or failure-ridden, when my head hits the pillow I know that I matter.

Senior Column by Lucien Wang | Crossing the bridge

By Lucien Wang · May 8, 2018

It’s a melancholy, a nostalgia, a longing for something that has happened; yet it is also an assurance, a "knowing" that it will never happen again.

Rebecca Alifimoff | Girls just want to have fun: Why we should let sororities throw parties

By Rebecca Alifimoff · April 26, 2018

The unequal rules surrounding alcohol possession and consumption in Greek life, which tilt the social power balance in favor of fraternities, are at the heart of some of Greek life’s biggest problems.

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Senior Column by Alessandro van den Brink | You can take the boy out of the DP, but you can’t take the DP out of the boy

By Alessandro van den Brink · May 9, 2018

Yet, in 20 years from now, I may not be able to recite a single column I worked on, both as a writer and as an editor. I will, however, always remember the impact those people at the DP left on my life.

Senior Column by Dani Blum | Calling bullshit

By Dani Blum · May 8, 2018

I loved, and still love, Penn, and I woke up on my plastic twin mattress feeling grateful to be here. But I also saw a campus steeped in classism, bigotry, and sexism.

Senior Column by Dan Spinelli | My final words

By Dan Spinelli · May 8, 2018

I understand now the importance of balance and the value of just being present with those you love.

Senior Column by Dan Spinelli | My final words

By Dan Spinelli · May 8, 2018

I understand now the importance of balance and the value of just being present with those you love.

Senior Column by Lucien Wang | Crossing the bridge

By Lucien Wang · May 8, 2018

It’s a melancholy, a nostalgia, a longing for something that has happened; yet it is also an assurance, a "knowing" that it will never happen again.

Rebecca Alifimoff | Girls just want to have fun: Why we should let sororities throw parties

By Rebecca Alifimoff · April 26, 2018

Isabella Simonetti | The person behind the articles you hate

By Isabella Simonetti · April 25, 2018

A lot of people at Penn don’t like me. That’s the nature of the work I do here. But the gift that is being a student-journalist is 100 percent worth it.

Sarah Khan | Professional time management

By Sarah Khan · April 25, 2018

SARAH KHAN is a College freshman from Lynn Haven, Fla.

Guest Column by Jamie Gobreski | My #MeToo moment during Fling

By Jamie Gobreski · April 24, 2018

I’m angry that I don’t get to feel safe walking down my own campus, that, in that moment, I had to worry if I would get home safely.

Editorial | Penn undermines its own misconduct policy by staying silent on Professor Kurzban

By The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board · April 24, 2018

If administrators want to adapt and improve the University’s policies around sexual misconduct, they must also be willing to acknowledge when existing policies have been violated.

Kristen Yeh | The final stretch

By Kristen Yeh · April 23, 2018

KRISTEN YEH is a College freshman from West Covina, Calif.

Guest Column by Kenan Saleh | Professors, stop requiring expensive course materials

By Kenan Saleh · April 23, 2018

Professors frequently require the purchase of expensive textbooks and online course materials for students taking their class. This is a financial burden that disproportionately affects low-income students and significantly disadvantages those who are not able to afford them.