Faculty sometimes don’t post their syllabi on Penn InTouch because their course material is subject to change. This, however, is a poor excuse.

The NCAA should further ensure that athletes and schools are taking the right precautions to keep athletes safe.

Political celebrities are paying attention to the area because Pennsylvania’s elections have national importance. Penn students should return the favor and inform themselves about state and national elections.

SEPTA needs to solve its funding problems as quickly as possible and make implementing new payment options a top priority.

In order to increase school spirit, students need to take advantage of Penn Athletics' new initiatives. Otherwise, nothing will ever change.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health needs to put a greater priority on following up on health-violation issues and ensuring that food repositories have addressed their problems.

We are the student voice, just like we were in 1885. But now you can use us in ways you never could before. And we want you to use us. Any way you’d like.

Wherever you are on your college trajectory, enjoy the year and live in the moment.

The forces encouraging economic growth around Penn should continue what seem to be paying off.

This week, copyright law saw a major change that could benefit students in a number of ways when the Digital Millennium Copyright Act was renewed and expanded to protect the use of video clips for educational and other noncommercial purposes, such as documentary filmmaking.

President Barack Obama's new Bioethics Commission promises to help medical research progress without being hindered by politics.

Penn is more than just a good return on your investment.

Last Thursday, the University turned off a few lights for an hour and saved $110,000. Our initial thought: Can we do that? And actually, we can.

Penn women should not be discouraged by a greater number of male leaders in the workforce.

Philadelphia and Penn officials should continue efforts to make Philadelphia more bike friendly.

We are glad Pretenders lead singer Chrissie Hynde chose to spend an afternoon last week standing up for her beliefs. And we would love to see more Penn students stand up for their beliefs.

The Penn Bookstore recently announced that students will be able to rent textbooks instead of buying them. We think that anything that saves students money on often-exorbitant textbook prices is positive.