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.
Some Engineering seniors for their design project created glasses that vibrate when you start to doze off. Read the story here.
Roll over the stars to learn more about Take Back the Night’s rocky history. RELATED: Take Back the Night evolves after rocky past
Click through to see different accidents at 38th and Spruce streets. RELATED:38th and Spruce car crashes mark problematic intersection
Miller Radford explores the ABCS Summit, giving light to service opportunities through learning here at Penn.
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In a community as vibrant as Penn’s, there’s always more to do than minutes in a day. More coffee to drink, more pancakes to eat, more food trucks to visit, more naps to take … and with so many choices, it helps to know the best of them all. Flip to this week’s 34th Street for their annual Best of Penn issue, where Street editors present their best and worst of Penn. This year, the DP did it the way we know best — asking you what you think. In a two-week poll, a thousand of you voted for the best of each of the 19 categories presented above. In this slideshow, we present the inaugural Best of Penn Reader’s Choice Awards.
Click the logos to learn more about the commencement speakers at Penn and other peer school.
GAPSA, PennDesign and Rangoli organize a Holi celebration, which is a celebration of the coming of spring with dyed powders and bright colors.
Penn Admissions sends out decisions to the incoming freshman Class of 2017. RELATED: Penn admit rate drops to record-low 12.1 percent
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Find out what’s been going on in the world of higher education over the past week.
John Pollack of Penn Libraries explains hows he is making 400 year-old romance accessible to Penn students through the Early Novels Database. The project focuses on ‘metadata,’ such as title pages and author names. RELATED: Early Novels Database makes 400-year-old books searchable.
Wharton grants GSR access to College and Engineering students, though not Nursing. Wharton’s Spike website made the announcement Tuesday, stirring mixed reactions among students. RELATED: Wharton grants GSR access to College and Engineering students
Fiona Glisson interviews Prof. Daeyong Lee as he explains his award-winning research into the applied properties of “bubbles”. RELATED: Professor uses bubbles as inspiration for design
About 200 protesters from a group called Americans for Free Speech marched in protest of the Wharton India Economic Forum Saturday afternoon near the Penn Museum. RELATED: Protesters march against Wharton India Economic Forum
About 200 protesters from a group called Americans for Free Speech marched in protest of the Wharton India Economic Forum Saturday afternoon near the Penn Museum. RELATED: Protesters march against Wharton India Economic Forum
Click the buttons above to find out the winners of the Spring 2013 UA Elections. RELATED: “”:http://www.thedp.com/r/e593118b
Click the buttons to discover the current student government breakdown by gender. RELATED:Undergraduate Assembly lags in gender diversity
Scroll over the bars to see tuition for each year. RELATED: Undergraduate tuition rises by 3.9 percent again
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