Katiera Sordjan
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Panel dishes on essentials of startup success
Last night, students in Huntsman Hall were greeted by a man dressed in bags of beef jerky. However, this wasn’t a new dining option — the Wharton Entrepreneurship Club was hosting a panel discussion on business startups.
EMS week keeps MERT students busy
For EMS Week, MERT members shared what it’s like behind the scenes of the organization.
Freshman Performing Arts Night draws potential members
The show is held every September to introduce new students to the arts and to foster interest in returning students as well.
Wharton behavioral labs fuel business research
Currently 3,500 to 4,000 people, primarily Penn students, participate in the studies, although faculty and students from nearby universities such as Temple and Drexel, as well as other Philadelphia residents, will participate as well.
Penn defends robot soccer championship title
The robots were led to victory by twelve undergraduate and graduate students who competed in the RoboCup 2012 competition in Mexico City, which was held from June 18 to June 24.
Penn to select new director of undergrad Fine Arts program
Lum assumed the responsibilities of these positions on July 1, but his official appointment is awaiting approval from the University.
MERT recognized as licensed Pennsylvania agency
This ensures MERT is properly prepared according to state guidelines to respond effectively to campus emergencies and that patient information is kept strictly confidential.
PennMOVES sale turns trash into treasure
Last Saturday at the South Bank on 3401 Grays Ferry Avenue, Philadelphia residents and members of the Penn community came out to find deals on products that once resided in Penn students’ dorm rooms.
'Miss Representation' screening provokes gender inequality discussion
The film Miss Representation was screened Wednesday night at the Annenberg Public Policy Center to an audience of about 100. It examines the role of women in U.S. society.
Art exhibit examines interracial relationships
The Race Dialogue Project’s “Mixed Messages: Stories of Inter-identity Relationships,” opened Nov. 13 and features photographs by Robert Kalman. The artwork of Penn students is exhibited as well.
Urban Studies Program and research group host panel on Bloomberg's 'Luxury City'
The Penn Institute for Urban Research, along with the Urban Studies Program, hosted a panel Tuesday evening in College Hall to discuss Bloomberg’s New York: Class and Governance in the Luxury City by Julian Brash.
