The events that occurred on campus after Eric Cantor canceled his lecture exemplified both the best and the worst of our community — and raised questions of access.
Read the speech that the House Majority Leader had prepared for his Wharton Leadership Lecture.
Jessica Knapp, Zack Rosen and Jayson Weingarten pen a guest column encouraging students to attend the Line.
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Your Voice | Cantor's cancellation
Oct. 22, 2011
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
Your Voice | A man as great and as flawed as any other
Oct. 22, 2011
A College sophomore wonders why Steve Jobs deserves so much more acknowledgement in death than countless others who have died.
Yesterday, we missed an opportunity to hear Eric Cantor talk about the solution to the problems our nation faces.
Yesterday, we missed an opportunity to hear Eric Cantor talk about the solution to the problems our nation faces.
Read the speech that the House Majority Leader had prepared for his Wharton Leadership Lecture.
Jessica Knapp, Zack Rosen and Jayson Weingarten pen a guest column encouraging students to attend the Line.
If minorities on campus want others to respect our presence, we must not be prejudiced amongst ourselves.
The Occupy movement compels us to consider the meaning of our elite education. TOPICS: Occupy Philadelphia
Medical dramas misrepresent the reality of life in a hospital. No matter how smart he is, in real life, House probably would have been fired from his job very, very quickly.
I expect my personal heroes to be perfect — to be the people whom I have meticulously imagined them to be. But remembering David Sedaris’ humanity made meeting him more rewarding.
Your Voice | A simplistic and self-serving explanation
Oct. 19, 2011
John LaVoy of the Educational Opportunity Center criticizes Charles Gray’s recent column on the roots of the financial crisis.
Your Voice | Seeing beyond labels
Oct. 19, 2011
Campus organizations and leaders show support for Wharton sophomore Tania Chairez, an undocumented immigrant.
Most Penn students live in a different reality from those at the heart of the Occupy Wall Street protests. In order to fairly assess the movement, we have to step into this other reality.
We can and should build a stronger community — athletics and beyond — at Penn. And it starts with the Line.
The problem with Penn professors’ Occupy Wall Street solidarity statement is that it takes what happened in a few months in 2008 and uses it to explain the entire financial crisis.
Monroe Price of the Annenberg School for Communication writes that Penn has been fortunate to have Claudia Gould at the helm of the Institute of Contemporary Art.
Where is the line between homage and plagiarism drawn? When does a clever tribute by Beyoncé overstep its legality?
Penn professors’ recent solidarity statement concerning the Occupy Wall Street movement misguides the aim of the protests.
A Penn alumna is disappointed by online comments responding to Tania Chairez’s guest column on being an undocumented immigrant.
Penn parents — prospective and present — should facilitate, not dictate, the career paths of their children.
