Opinion

Louis Capozzi | "Berning" the Democratic Party

A revolution is coming soon within the Democratic Party. Bernie Sanders is calling for a “political revolution” with fiery rhetoric against the wealthy and Wall Street.

Guest column by Loujeine Boutar | Sorry, you didn’t make it to the interview for our student-run club

As an incoming transfer student last fall, I came with all the enthusiasm I could. In particular, I thought I was finally going to participate in extracurricular opportunities — the main facet of the American educational system that brought me all the way from Tunisia.

Ben Claar | My friend sleep

BEN CLAAR is a College freshman from Scarsdale, N.Y.

Alessandro van den Brink | Losing my religion

When I was younger, Easter was one of my favorite holidays. I loved the egg hunts, and the giant meal we would have for dinner was always delicious.

Francis Leong | A Greener Penn, One Dorm at a Time

How many recycling bins do you see in Penn dorm rooms? Chances are, not many. Whether this is due to the fact that they take considerable effort to acquire, or whether it is because students do not know that such options exist for them, does not matter.

Amanda Reid | The penny drops (out)

In a written piece published on The Tab, George Beall details his experience of taking a leave of absence from Penn to pursue his business career.

Shun Sakai | Ben Flinglin

SHUN SAKAI is a College junior from Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Guest column by Lucas Lipatti | SDS supports peace, the CIA perpetuates war

On Friday, April 1, 2016, Philadelphia organizers, brought together by Penn SDS, shut down CIA Director John Brennan’s speech at the Penn Museum.

Editorial | Regarding the SDS protest

The disruption by protesters of the talk being given by sitting CIA Director John Brennan on Friday afternoon is a dark mark on this University’s reputation.

Alec Ward | Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing

I don’t think I need to spend much time condemning the protesters who prompted the cancellation of CIA Director John Brennan’s speech last Friday afternoon.

Claudia Li | The masculine bunny

CLAUDIA LI is a College sophomore from Santa Clara, Calif.

Ben Facey | Meaningful conversation

Last week was April Fool’s Day, the one day a year where terrible pranks and general mean-spirited jokes are both acceptable and expected.

Meerabelle Jesuthasan| Translating social justice

Politics are finding their home online nowadays. Facebook groups, Tumblr communities and Reddit threads provide virtually unlimited space for people to be immersed in political utopias from Bernie Bro-ism to revolutionary anarchy to white supremacy.  “Social justice” is one particularly strong platform which has grown infamous online and in real life.

Bryn Friedenberg | The no-dining-plan dining plan

BRYN FRIEDENBERG is a College sophomore from Kirtland, Ohio.

Ben Claar | Ivy League

BEN CLAAR is a College freshman from Scarsdale, N.Y.

Editorial | Ray and Andrew for UA

Despite what some might say, the Undergraduate Assembly is a body of students that has the potential to have a large amount of influence at Penn.

Guest column by Taylor Becker | Divestment at what cost?

Fossil Free. Divestment. Social Impact. These terms are trendy. Sexy, even. But divestment is based on the principles of modern environmentalism, which disadvantages the world’s poor and is not social justice.

Guest Column by Zach Rissman | Uncovering bias in Penn's important process

Penn’s process of deciding whether or not to divest from fossil fuels is biased. We will start by giving a quick update on our campaign.

Guest column by Kat McKay and Sola Park | To a productive year

Every year when UA elections come around, the student body is given the opportunity to elect a new President and Vice President.

Guest column | McKay for the UA

This week, we’re voting for Kat McKay and her running mate Sola to become the first all-female team to lead the UA.