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When asked by Daily Pennsylvanian reporters what she would say to on-campus college voters, Warren stressed the need for "an America that works for everyone."

"Who the government works for has got to be the central question that will determine your future," Warren told the DP. "If we stay on this current path of government working great for giant corporations, for billionaires, and for lobbyists, then your future – unless you are a billionaire, a giant corporation, or a lobbyist – is going to be in real trouble."

Warren detailed her plans to combat corruption, climate change, and alleviate issues that affect working class Americans in front of a crowd of mostly older families with children. There were a handful of college students in attendance, including several from nearby Dartmouth College and Philadelphia's Temple University.
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Before her current position in the Senate, Warren was a longtime law professor, teaching at Penn Law between 1987 and 1995. According to recent interviews with the DP, both students and faculty who knew Warren held her in high esteem.