Cyndi Chung

Despite knowing how important it is to find some place new, I have a hard time with the idea of leaving Penn.

Attending the seder was an invaluable experience that I hope other non-Jews have. Participation in another religion’s rituals will teach you more about that religion than a book can.

While it may sound odd to view the cutthroat med-school admissions process positively, competition can be a good thing.

The University should organize a seminar series that helps students decide which labs to join.

If our culture is mired in the negative perception of feminists as radicals, then more extremity may not be what feminism needs.

At Penn, it is easy to take only those classes that fit our schedules or promise lighter fare. Given the temptation of this academic comfort zone, I have come to believe that when it comes to education, Columbia University does it best.