Although unconventional, it may pay to pursue a career path that aligns most with one’s passions.
As I near the end of my Penn education, I can’t help but begin to reflect on my time here and the effects it has had on me as a person and a student.
The search for “home” and the need to belong often nags at the back of our heads and tugs at our hearts as we navigate our way through Penn.
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We must change the over zealous culture that has come to dominate college campuses by being more accepting of opposing ideas and hiring more conservative faculty.
CLAUDIA LI is a College senior from Santa Clara, Calif.
CLAUDIA LI is a College senior from Santa Clara, Calif.
As I near the end of my Penn education, I can’t help but begin to reflect on my time here and the effects it has had on me as a person and a student.
The search for “home” and the need to belong often nags at the back of our heads and tugs at our hearts as we navigate our way through Penn.
After the recent events in Charlottesville, Va., the status of Confederate statues all across the country has come into question.
There is strong evidence of racial discrimination against Asian Americans when it comes to the college admissions process.
Letter from the President | One Penn experience isn't enough; try others on for size
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Carter Coudriet
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Aug. 22, 2017
With thousands of new students embarking on their Penn journeys this week, our university is getting thousands of stories deeper. The best advice I can give anybody this year is hear out as many of those stories as possible.
CASSANDRA JOBMAN is a College freshman from Garland, Texas.
Guest Column by Olivia Harding | One year on: We're still workers and we will win
By
Olivia Harding
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Aug. 22, 2017
Exactly one year ago, in its Columbia University decision, the National Labor Relations Board reconciled a decades-long inconsistency in employment law.
We, a group of Penn alumnae and current students, wish to address white supremacist violence and discourse in America.
Plus, columns on "selling out" at Penn and generational sacrifice in Penn students.
Read on for columns on political violence, open-mindedness, and campus culture.
Plus, columns on Penn’s placement exams and how AI will interact with the liberal arts.
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