Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz explores the growing gender divide in American politics, fueled by declining trust in government and polarizing social media, and calls for greater understanding between young men and women to bridge this ideological gap.

The letter calls on University administrators to halt Penn's cooperation with the committee’s requests for records, protect academic freedom, and apologize to the faculty members whose information may be shared with the committee.

Wharton Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer Colleen O’Neill announced the change in an email to the Wharton community on Aug. 27. 

The course, COMM 4280: “Convention, Debates, and Campaigns,” sent a delegation of its students to both the Republican National Convention in July and the Democratic National Convention in August.

The decision referenced by Penn argued that the state of antisemitism at MIT was constantly evolving, and MIT's punitive measures was not "clearly unreasonable" based on the information it had at the time.

A look ahead at the Red and Blue's upcoming Philadelphia matchups.

Columnist Jack Lakis expresses his dismay with the United States’ minimum drinking age.

Jameson wrote that the office is being formed in response to trends of antisemitism, Islamophobia, and other instances of religious biases that have “surge[d]” on campus and around the country.

Also, Penn courses dive into the 2024 election tumult.

The first presidential debate on June 27 led to President and former Penn professor Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race and his endorsement of Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. 

Here are four courses highlighting how Penn is approaching teaching about the election.

In a conversation with the DP, Struck discussed the value of the liberal arts in managing political discourse and heightened tensions on campus. 

Guest Columnist Tasneem Reza emphasizes the need for global solidarity with Bangladeshi students.

Playing the same amount of games as the rest of the FCS is a critical step for conference relevance.

Eight athletes, representing all three of Penn’s rowing programs, took to the water at this year's event.

Also, Penn students have complained of spotty WiFi around campus as the semester has begun.

Ware, a current professor at the University of California at Santa Barbara, received his Ph.D. from Penn and was a former professor at the University of Michigan.