Franklin Li | Penn should not enforce CIS course prerequisites

Columnist Franklin Li argues that enforcing prerequisite requirements is not the right way to address the increasing demand for CIS courses.

Franklin Li | Forget about that class you did not get

Columnist Franklin Li argues that we should think twice before adding another class to our already packed schedule.

Franklin Li | Just another article on Penn Dining

Columnist Franklin Li believes that introducing competition to Penn’s food market is one of the only solutions to improve Penn Dining, but this would be impossible.

Franklin Li | Rethinking College sector requirements

Columnist Franklin Li argues that the College’s current Physical World and Living World sector requirements lead to the phenomenon of crowding in certain courses.

Franklin Li | Why awarding a posthumous diploma to architect Lin Huiyin is important

Columnist Franklin Li believes that awarding the diploma is not just a correction of history, but will also help change public perception of Lin Huiyin.

Franklin Li | Ben Franklin’s personal flaws should not diminish his achievements

Columnist Franklin Li believes that we should not be overly critical of Benjamin Franklin for not always acting in accordance with present-day moral standards. 

Franklin Li | Living in Gregory has taught me to be positive

Columnist Franklin Li shares his experience of and reflection on living in Gregory College House.