Charlotte Pulica is a College first year studying communications and consumer psychology from Enoch, Utah. Her column focuses on student life and administrative policy. She currently serves as a Deputy Opinion Editor and can be reached at cpulica1@sas.upenn.edu .
Columnist Charlotte Pulica argues that while “no-tech” classes may seem like a nuisance, they are the best solution to getting the most out of an education.
Senior columnist Charlotte Pulica argues that applying to the College just to transfer to Wharton disregards everything the College has to offer and is unfair to genuine applicants.
Plus, columns on Penn's immoral alumni and student housing.
Plus, columns on subsidizing clinical travel and Penn's curriculum.
Columnist Charlotte Pulica emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about the devastation in Iran and the students who are suffering.
Columnist Charlotte Pulica explores Penn students’ problematic beliefs about crime near campus.
Columnist Charlotte Pulica argues that the new degree classifications will cause more harm than any intended good.
Columnist Charlotte Pulica argues that the nation no longer cares about elitism in education.
Columnist Charlotte Pulica explains the importance of research at Penn, and why every student should participate in some form of research to further their education.
Columnist Charlotte Pulica explains the repercussions of treating social media like a personal diary.
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