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A few slices of cold pizza sitting in their oily cardboard misery. Boxes of coffee stained with greasy fingerprints. Half-empty liters of soda that look as if their bubbles have lost their enthusiasm.
Many spend hours taking the perfect Instagram photo — why not submit it to a competition?
A recent study by the New America Foundation found Drexel University to have the third highest net price for low income students among the nation’s private colleges.
Last weekend, the student group Penn First returned to the conference that sparked its formation.
Students at University of California, Berkeley may miss out on hearing the Clintons speak while the University of California faces its second complaint of unfair labor practices.
Newly-elected Interfraternity Council President and Wharton junior David Moore aims to bolster the positive image of Penn’s 28 fraternities. The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with the Kappa Sigma president about this and other goals for the new year.
One Management 100 team is out to destigmatize mental health, one artwork at a time.
Laura Butler is tired of tech being portrayed as a horror story. Instead, she believes it to be a romance.
For alumnae Lucia Liu, success is sweet.
The pope is coming to Philadelphia this weekend. Some may opt to hide from the crowds inside the corner of their dorm room. Some may find their way downtown amidst the chaos for an unforgettable Snapchat story. And for some, the arrival of one of today’s most prominent public figures in Philadelphia serves as an inspiration.