Taja Mazaj | [Censored]

By Taja Mazaj · Nov. 28, 2022

Columnist Taja Mazaj argues the moral panic of political correctness taking over the nation's universities is overblown and misrepresented. 

Cathy Li | Take a break

By Cathy Li · Nov. 22, 2022

Columnist Cathy Li encourages students to consider taking a break if their path at Penn warrants one.

Sose Hovannisian | Penn toast-throwing: tradition or waste?

By Sose Hovannisian · Nov. 22, 2022

Columnist Sose Hovannisian discusses the problems behind the tradition born during the Franklin Field prohibition.  

Isabella Glassman | Rethinking the physical world

By Isabella Glassman · Nov. 20, 2022

Columnist Isabella Glassman discusses the flaws associated with The Physical World College Sector requirement and potential alterations that could be made to benefit students.

Vinay Khosla | Are your words still your own?

By Vinay Khosla · Nov. 20, 2022

Columnist Vinay Khosla argues that being conscientious of the language we use is more important than ever. 

Penn YDSA | Big Tech is not the innovator you think it is

By Penn YDSA · Nov. 19, 2022

Penn Young Democratic Socialists of America argues that behind Silicon Valley’s veneer of futuristic innovation lies the darker truth of exploiting consumers, a huge carbon footprint, and workers’ rights infringements. 

Naveen Albert | Stop relying on QR codes for outreach

By Naveen Albert · Nov. 15, 2022

Guest Columnist Naveen Albert argues that while QR codes may seem convenient, they are an invisible accessibility barrier to the campus community.

Emily Chang and Annie Bingle | Philadelphia sports’ pride must carry over to Penn

By Emily Chang and Annie Bingle · Nov. 14, 2022

Columnists Emily Chang and Annie Bingle reflect on the benefits of supporting athletic teams both in Philadelphia and here at Penn. 

Liala Sofi | Penn has a Wall Street Problem

By Liala Sofi · Nov. 11, 2022

Columnist Liala Sofi argues that Penn students overly value income and prestige when choosing their careers. 

Caroline Magdolen | There’s no better time for climate education

By Caroline Magdolen · Nov. 10, 2022

Columnist Caroline Magdolen calls on Penn to pioneer what an immersive, effective climate education should look like.

Jane Robbins Mize | As an environmental scholar, I’m ashamed to represent Penn

By Jane Robbins Mize · Nov. 10, 2022

Guest columnist Jane Robbins Mize reacts to Penn’s response to students protesting

Suvir Kaul | In search of leadership

By Suvir Kaul · Nov. 9, 2022

Guest columnist Suvir Kaul asks that Penn administrators and trustees respond in caring, thoughtful ways to the Fossil Free Penn protestors.

Jesse Zhang | Voting is a privilege

By Jesse Zhang · Nov. 8, 2022

Columnist Jesse Zhang discusses the privilege of being able to vote from an international perspective.  

Penn Leads the Vote | The youth vote can decide the election

By Penn Leads the Vote · Nov. 8, 2022

Guest Columnist Penn Leads the Vote argues that Penn students can shape the state’s elections and future by using their voice and being civically engaged.  

Penn Dems | We need John Fetterman’s resilience in the U.S. Senate

By Penn Democrats · Nov. 7, 2022

Lt. Gov. John Fetterman’s fight against adversity and commitment to the people of Pennsylvania is exactly what we need in our next U.S. Senator. 

Riane Lumer | To vote or not to vote?

By Riane Lumer · Nov. 7, 2022

Columnist Riane Lumer prompts students to show up to the polls this November while debunking the commonly used myths for abstention.

Annie Bingle | How Penn is affecting their student-athletes’ lives with NIL

By Annie Bingle · Nov. 5, 2022

Columnist Annie Bingle debates Penn’s unique regulations regarding NIL, as well as the overall lives of their athletes.