get involved
As a branch of the University of Pennsylvania's Government and Politics Association, the Penn Politcal Union strongly believes in a balanced dialogue that examines issues from all perspectives. Dedicated to a principle of inclusivity, we welcome all students to join us! Please come out and participate in our debate sessions, which occur on the third Thursday of each month during the academic year in College Hall Room 200. Preparation sessions for the debates usually occur the week before. Feel free to contact any of the Union's leaders [see Leadership Page] if you have questions about our organization or you may email pennpoliticalunion@gmail.com.
If you are convinced that you want to join one of the five caucuses, we recommend that you contact the relevant caucus leader. Visit our Leadership Page to get find out how to contact our Caucus Chairpersons or check out the individual caucus page which you are interested in.
If you have general questions regarding our organization, including how to become a voting member, please see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page underneath the About Tab. If you need to contact any of us, please see our Contact page.
You may also check out our page on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to receive up-to-date information about Penn Political Union events.
For general information about the Penn Government and Politics Association, please visit www.penngpa.org.
If you are convinced that you want to join one of the five caucuses, we recommend that you contact the relevant caucus leader. Visit our Leadership Page to get find out how to contact our Caucus Chairpersons or check out the individual caucus page which you are interested in.
If you have general questions regarding our organization, including how to become a voting member, please see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page underneath the About Tab. If you need to contact any of us, please see our Contact page.
You may also check out our page on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to receive up-to-date information about Penn Political Union events.
For general information about the Penn Government and Politics Association, please visit www.penngpa.org.
