Politics
Ready for Hillary founder talks 2016 fund raising
Adam Parkhomenko, national director of grassroots engagement at Hillary for America, spoke at Penn on Tuesday night at the invitation of Penn Democrats.
Conference to bring Carly Fiorina to Irvine
Carly Fiorina will be making waves at Donald Trump’s alma mater.
Penn for Biden looks to grow support on campus
Penn has yet another student group throwing its support behind a 2016 presidential candidate – one who isn’t even running. New group Penn for Biden has a unique obstacle: Joe Biden has not declared that he is running for president.
Carly Fiorina to speak at Penn in November
As of this November, Donald Trump won’t be the only GOP candidate to have claim to Penn.
Former senator talks 'fixing' the political system
On Tuesday night, the Government and Politics Association brought former Senator Mark Pryor to speak at Penn.
Look out, Trump: second Wharton alum enters presidential race
Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig is the fourth political outsider in the 2016 election cycle.
The Godfather of Penn Politics
A 6'3" Obama lookalike, Gabe Delaney has had a journey in Penn politics that shaped his character and mission, and, he hopes, made a lasting impact on the next generation of Penn leaders.
Residential programs bring politics close to home for students
Penn's college houses have created a unique forum for residential civic engagement.
The Penn for Trump group finally exists, and yes, it's real
Say hello to Penn for Trump, the latest pro-candidate group to establish itself on campus.
Penn's expanding political climate gears up for 2016 election
Since the 2012 presidential election, Penn's political group offerings have flourished.
What we actually know about Donald Trump's ongoing relationship with Penn
Though the administration has been silent about Penn's history with 1968 Wharton grad Donald Trump, the DP compiled a timeline of his relationship with the school.
Editorial: Controversial? Bring it on
Through the Campaign for Community and Open Expression Monitors, Penn is trying to create a safe space where we can have productive discussions about issues as complex and controversial as police brutality and racial discrimination. Now it’s up to us to take advantage of that space.
Panel discusses how to break the glass ceiling of campus political groups
Many factors contribute to a culture where women feel discouraged from participating in campus politics at a higher level.
Penn Law professor writes World War II novel
Kermit Roosevelt writes fiction to expose legal perspectives to an audience beyond those who read law reviews.
From College Green to the White House lawn: Penn students intern at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
The political debates may be in full swing, but the presidential candidates aren’t the only ones who have their eyes on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Take a look at Penn’s summer 2015 White House interns
Proposal to limit U. City food trucks gets pushback
A Change.org petition entitled "Save the Drexel Food Trucks!" has received over 2,850 signatures to date.
Ready for 2016: Guide to candidate support groups on campus
As Penn’s political community gears up for another year, these are the prominent and/or up-and-coming organized candidate support groups on campus.
Trump flaunts Wharton degree, but his college years remain a mystery
Trump's classmates remember him as "low-key" and "self-effacing," if at all.
Independent candidate wants to make history on City Council
Although the feat has never been achieved, Andrew Stober has an optimistic view of his chances of winning an at-large seat as an independent in the Nov, 3 general elections.