The Debt to GDP ratio is broken; here’s what it takes to secure our economic future.
Department of Education finds that Penn violated Title IX; demands apology
The order is the latest in running controversy about Penn’s transgender athlete policy Photo Credit: University of Pennsylvania Athletics By Sarah Mester The U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights accused the University of Pennsylvania of violating Title IX of the Federal Civil Rights Act. They released a statement…
May it please the Court | Volume VII
Civil procedure, nuclear waste storage, and another Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) case Photo Credit: Sarah Mester By Sarah Mester The U.S. Supreme Court heard eight cases during the February Sitting. This edition of May it please the Court covers the last four cases—including the second Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act…
“Sweatergate”: Class Board 2026 faces backlash after initial P-Sweater distribution
Penn’s Class Board 2026 is under fire after distributing Gildan sweaters in place of the promised Champion-branded P-Sweaters. Photo Credit: Reagan Reese By Reagan Reese A slew of backlash from members of Penn’s Class of 2026 was released on the anonymous social media platform, Sidechat, yesterday following the first round…
John Legend and Chrissy Teigen visit campus, stump for Harris
John Legend, visited campus on October 28 to stump for the Democratic Party’s nominee for president Kamala Harris. The short event took place early afternoon on Locust Walk under the Tampons.
Sarah Mester | Reflecting on the Anniversary of October 7
Providing an honest contemplation of commemoration and grief during war.
May it Please the Court | Volume I
This first volume of May it Please the Court will cover the five cases from the first week of the October Sitting and some of the most entertaining excerpts from the oral arguments.
Emma McClure | Bring back paper notes
Digital note taking has taken over, and it’s time we go back to good old fashioned pen and paper.
Digging into Penn Dining: The Penn Dining and Bon Appétit partnership
Exploring Penn Dining’s “commitment to sustainability” with it’s outsourced food service company.
Penn Pro-Palestine groups hold ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ protest
Protesters gathered on College Green and 34th Street, blocking traffic while reciting names and calling for action in Gaza.
Wesley Liu | Institutional neutrality benefits Penn, and so does disagreement
It is a public good for educational institutions like Penn to train the next generation of leaders to have thoughtful, respectful conversations. Penn’s ability to do so however, is up for debate.
Chloe Hunt | Why can’t Republicans accept climate change?
The GOP falls painfully short on environmental issues, at the expense of their electoral prospects and their constituents.
Abraham Franchetti | A story of Jewish resilience
One year after Oct 7, the Jewish people have done what they always have, survived and built a better future.