Category: Opinion

Lexi Boccuzzi’s parting speech for the College of Arts and Sciences Class of 2024 on the need to embrace the empathy, open-mindedness, and humility taught by liberal education.

While the “Palestine Solidarity encampments” have been accused of simply “antisemitism” it is important to contextualize why they are occurring.

The two-party system in America seems to be a necessary evil. The reason why? Good old Pennsylvania whiskey!

Ivy League campuses have been overrun by antisemites—and jihadists. It’s time for the administrations to do something about it.

Freshman editor for the Penn Post explains why she joined Penn’s newest free press and why our publication is exactly what’s needed right now.

Recent anti-Zionist criticisms of Penn Hillel’s support of Israel misrepresents Hillel itself as well as the views of the Jewish community and activism on campus.

From February 9, 2022: Penn swimming catalyzed the national debate between upholding women’s rights and encouraging inclusion of transgender athletes, and it proved the NCAA’s policies are not up to snuff.

From October 11, 2023: Chairman of the Wharton Board of Advisors Marc Rowan condemns the antisemitic rot in academia and calls on his fellow donors to act.

A devout Christian student exposes the muted struggles of Christianity in a world preaching diversity—can faith survive the fire of intolerance?

Three months after President Magill’s resignation, it is time for the Ivy League to rediscover what it stands for, and not just which party its administrators vote for.