Student Life
Political Action Week to tap political passion
Week will sponsor events from Students for Sensible Drug Policy’s “Hot Chocolate on the Walk” to UPenn Women’s Political League’s screening of “Miss Representation.”LGBT taskforce works with cultural centers
Students will work with Makuu, PAACH and La Casa Latina to provide support for people of color through the cultural centers.
'Journey to Recovery' showcases art by people with disabilities
This is the second exhibition organized by CareLink with a Wharton Management group.
A new ministry to lead Penn Newman Center
The Christian Life Movement will assumer leadership of the Parish this summer
Kelly Writers House hosts Kanye West Fest
Last night, the Kelly Writers House hosted the Kanye West Fest, which included eight presentations on the artist and a Kanye West-themed reception.
Penn Secular Society poster defaced for fourth time
The controversial poster, intended to make students question their beliefs, has been defaced four times.
PennAces to support the Philadelphia asexual community
The new student group hopes to promote education and awareness for asexuals and foster a community open to all of Philadelphia.
Student government discusses State of the School
SPEC, one of the student government groups present at the State of the School, explained that they released an online suggestions form to solicit input on Spring Fling performers.
Tenth Friarside Coffee House to draw crowds
Tonight’s show at the Psi Upsilon fraternity house will include various performing arts groups such as Mask and Wig and The Vagina Monologues.IFC votes to bring Delta Sigma Phi back in the fall
A unanimous vote by the IFC has approved the arrival of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity.
Campus groups raise relief funds for Philippines typhoon
All of the events headlining Asian Pacific American Heritage Week will now have donation jars on site.UA questions effectiveness of its elections
On Sunday, members of the Undergraduate Assembly considered whether its body is truly representative of the student body.
Bill Cosby speaks at Homecoming celebration
Cosby, who spoke at the Palestra during Homecoming, discussed family values and the importance of recognizing the role of one’s parents.
MERT trains responders for mass casualties
MERT’s fourth annual Mass Casualty Incident Drill involved the cooperation of about 30 volunteers who were covered in fake blood to make their injuries look more life-like.
Miss America, Kina Grannis for APAHW
Singer-songwriter Kina Grannis will also peform as part of the week long serieis of events
Conservative students begin campus publication
The Statesman aims to broaden discourse on campus to include right-leaning perspectives.
Matthew Perry opens up on addiction, recovery
In Irvine on Wednesday, Perry recounted his personal story of drug addiction and alcoholism.
Students, faculty, push to keep art structure on campus
A group is hoping to permanently keep DS(3), a structure of metal fences outside of Fischer Fine Arts library, which has garnered student attention.
Penn grad returns to talk about collaboration in the digital age
Jeremy Greenfield, who is the editorial director of Digital Book World — an online publishing community and media outlet — came back to speak at the Kelly Writers House yesterday.