Piper Slinka-Petka | Good teaching can kill AI

By Piper Slinka-Petka · April 15, 2025

Senior Columnist Piper Slinka-Petka argues that Penn’s humanities courses can adjust their curriculum to reduce the use of AI assistance.

Editorial | Protect the Penn we were promised

By The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board · April 15, 2025

The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board paves the way for Penn to move forward amid the ongoing attacks on higher education.

Penn Carey Law Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild | Stop the weaponization of immigration law to suppress free speech!

By Penn Carey Law Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild · April 15, 2025

The Penn Carey Law Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild calls on Penn to condemn the weaponization of immigration law against free speech.

Liala Sofi | What Penn doesn’t teach us

By Liala Sofi · April 14, 2025

Columnist Liala Sofi argues that Penn’s curriculum overlooks one essential lesson, what it means to serve others.

Mia Vesely | Is free speech on college campuses a thing of the past?

By Mia Vesely · April 11, 2025

Senior columnist Mia Vesely discusses First Amendment rights on college campuses amid student detentions and deportations.

Arshiya Pant | If academic freedom is dying, we can’t go down without a fight

By Arshiya Pant · April 11, 2025

Columnist and Deputy Opinion Editor Arshiya Pant argues that with everything at stake due to federal funding cuts, every exercise of intellectual freedom counts.

Sose Hovannisian | Silence kills: Exposing Azerbaijan’s persecution of Armenians

By Sose Hovannisian · April 10, 2025

Columnist Sose Hovannisian calls on Penn students and the international community to stand against Azerbaijan’s genocidal policies and war crimes.

Tiyya Geiger and Piper Slinka-Petka | Has Penn corporatized our relationships?

By Piper Slinka-Petka and Tiyya Geiger · April 9, 2025

Senior columnists Piper Slinka-Petka and Tiyya Geiger analyze how Penn’s hyper-individualist and preprofessional culture corporatizes dating and relationships.

Alyma Karbownik | The ambiguity of being FGLI

By Alyma Karbownik · April 9, 2025

Columnist Alyma Karbownik examines inequities that arise from having an unclear definition of FGLI status.

Niheer Patel | Hands off

By Niheer Patel · April 8, 2025

Columnist Niheer Patel argues that the University must reevaluate its place in society in the midst of student deportations.

Letter from the President | To the Class of 2029: Celebrate your wins, but don't fear rejection

By Abhiram Juvvadi · April 8, 2025

The President of The Daily Pennsylvanian Abhiram Juvvadi reflects on navigating challenges and growth at Penn.

Alan Cotler | Is Penn rearranging chairs on the Titanic?

By Alan Cotler · April 7, 2025

Guest Columnist Alan Cotler argues that Penn needs athletic scholarships, not new coaches.

Jason Zhao | This isn’t about the swim team

By Jason Zhao · April 7, 2025

Columnist Jason Zhao argues that Penn’s funding cut was a political distraction from more serious failures in the Trump administration.

Ashti Tiwari | The art of critical thinking

By Ashti Tiwari · April 6, 2025

Columnist Ashti Tiwari argues that relying on shortcuts undermines critical thinking, a vital skill that college should cultivate.

STEMM Faculty | Great STEMM research requires more than funding

By STEMM Faculty · April 3, 2025

Members of STEMM faculty urge the Penn administration to stand firm to uphold the principles upon which Penn was founded. 

Francesco Salamone | No, you are not in the trenches

By Francesco Salamone · April 3, 2025

Columnist Francesco Salamone urges us to be mindful of the metaphors we live by and the role language plays in shaping our world.

Mritika Senthil | Penn tried to stop St. Paddy’s — and made everything worse

By Mritika Senthil · April 1, 2025

Senior Columnist Mritika Senthil explains how Penn’s restrictive event registration guidelines drive students into riskier, unregulated spaces.