We commend student initiatives by Penn Speaks for Autism intended to help people with the disorder.

The Census may be as old as the Constitution, but it is just as important today, if not more.

After careful analysis, we have decided to endorse College juniors Matt Amalfitano and Mark Pan for UA president and vice president, respectively.

After many delays on the start of construction and the inconvenience the South Street Bridge’s closing has caused, we are very grateful for the timely progress and economic efficiency.

We believe the improvements to Clark Park will allow the park to continue its role as a community hub and to be more structurally sound.

We think there is room for greater transparency in the tenure-approval process.

We’re not criticizing SEPTA for raising fares. It’s not a bad idea — that is, if SEPTA uses the money it raises from the increase to make necessary renovations.

The Daily Pennsylvanian wants you to be engaged in the student government election process and to be informed.

It’s refreshing that SPEC Connaissance chose Seth Meyers to speak because he is someone who primarily entertains for a living.

By reaching out to self-identifying LGBT students who have gotten into Penn, the Admissions Office is taking a positive step toward making the University more welcoming for them.

We encourage the state legislature to loosen alcohol restrictions and allow distributors and other stores to sell six- and 12-packs.

DPS should work to improve the UPennAlert system and get accurate information to students in a more timely manner.

If Fresh Grocer were in fact mandated to close because it failed health inspections, it is doing itself a disservice by not being upfront.

We respect and admire Huntsman for his distinguished career in public service, but we wish the University had chosen to bring in a fresh face.

Students interested in running for student government need to be aware of the workload involved with the positions.

As discussions about the UA budget continue this weekend, we encourage reconsidering the allocation of funds to the Multicultural Scholars Weekend.

The way to instill healthy behavior in students is not to be tough on crime, but rather to create a culture where discussions about unsafe alcohol consumption frequently take place.