A Penn education should not come at the expense of HEI workers’ basic rights.
To prevent future attacks like the one at South Philadelphia High School on Dec. 2, more dialogue is needed from all sides.
No matter how you vote on the referendum, rest assured that your student government is holding itself accountable and continuing to work day by day to make Penn better.
By now, most of you have hopefully heard about the current referendum vote regarding fundamental changes to the Undergraduate Assembly Constitution.
You mobilized your colleagues and peers by word-of-mouth and student group e-mail lists to produce a petition that, as of Nov. 30, 2009, bears 1,549 signatures.
There is no need to be reminded that America is in crisis. We have all felt symptoms of the illness that plagues our country
Social capital is a cheap, accessible way of improving individual health.
We are writing today because we believe, as do many others, that the problems with the recent Undergraduate Assembly chairman reform are too significant to go overlooked.
From Berkeley to Boston College, from Chapel Hill to Dartmouth, there’s one thing dozens of major universities do that Penn doesn’t.
Teach For America gave me three important insights into education that have been instrumental in my work over the past 18 years.