The Daily Pennsylvanian asked Penn students to share their campus gems. Footage by Una Cutrone, Hailey Jiang, and Veronica Guo Editing by Uma Mukhopadhyay
"Breaking Bread” host Chinelo Osakwe sits down with leaders of the Health of African Immigrants Program to explore how their diverse upbringings — from Germany and Morocco to Oklahoma — have shaped their core values and academic journeys. Edited by Jean Park. Design by Jean Park.
Semester data on H1N1 cases at Penn and colleges across the state and nation. Related article: H1N1 cases remain low
The Radian apartment complex now houses a range of retail. See key developments. Related article: Iron Chef Bobby Flay may open restaurant in University City
As the freshman student government election season kicks off, look at a breakdown of students running for each position, what schools are represented and the gender breakdown Related article: Candidates want more minority representation in student govt.
Former Marketing professor faces resentencing on five charges after pleading guilty in Sept. 2008 to inducing a minor to engage in sex to create photos or videos and lying to State Department officials.
The Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2009 was passed by the House in September and is under review in the Senate. See key points of the act and its impact on Penn.
The Rotunda celebrated its 10th anniversary over the weekend of Sept. 25-27. See a timeline of Rotunda milestones.
The Leonore Annenberg Teaching Fellowship gives students hands-on experience. See more about Annenberg's life and her impact on Penn. Related article: Fellowship helps train new teachers
Study abroad participants approach safety concerns with common sense, and say potentially riskier locations are good learning opportunities. See data on where students study and how many juniors go abroad.
The Wharton MBA class of 2011 is an unprecedented 40 percent female. The percent of women in Wharton's MBA program is also high when compared with other top business schools. Related article: Percentage of female MBAs climbing at Wharton
President Amy Gutmann invites the returning class of 2011 to her house for a late afternoon picnic.
Penn and its peer schools have experienced endowment declines, and have made cutbacks as a result.
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