Category: Opinion

Sentimentality has no place in foreign affairs. When we allow our judgement to be clouded by emotional considerations, we run the risk of making catastrophic miscalculations on behalf of the American people. If we do not heed the lessons of history today, we gamble with repeating this mistake at a far more disastrous scale in Israel.

The rapid growth of business development companies in private credit is concerning argues Abraham Franchetti.

Brett Seaton offers a review of populism’s impact on our republic, 10 years into its resurgence.

Failure is a necessary part of proper growth and development, something which participation trophies prevent children from experiencing.

There has been a spectacular, rapid collapse of the Iranian axis argues Eli Cohen.

Sarah Mester explores the accuracy of the DP’s claim that Trump will deport students and defund Penn.

Wesley Liu argues that a recent article in the DP recounts an encounter that highlights the inanity of perpetual victimhood and the negativity that follows.

RFK Jr. and Matt Gaetz have been nominated for major positions within the Trump Administration but, their records should disqualify them from consideration writes Lucas Richman.

A vivid reminder of oppression, the mural at La Casa Latina fuels an ongoing struggle for recognition and respect among Cuban students argues Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Mesa.

In light of the upcoming elections, a Penn student explains why he’s chosen to vote blue this cycle.