How well do Penn first years know their campus? The Daily Pennsylvanian put them to the test. Footage by Hafsa Kanchwala, Sophia Luo, and Esha Singh Editing by Sophia Luo
"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.
This Spring, the DP introduced their new columnists for the semester. Hear what they have to say about their upcoming columns and also see their humorous side as well!
The DP reports from the 52nd Presidential Inauguration of President Barack Obama in Washington, D.C.
After a week of recruitment, girls received bids from sororities on campus Wednesday night at Perelman Quadrangle.
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Roll over the circles to find out how crime has changed from December 2011 to December 2012. RELATED: Crime near campus down 7 percent in 2012
Take a look at the people and projects of the Undergraduate Assembly.
Roll over the columnist’s face to see when and where you can follow them. RELATED: Meet your Spring 2013 Columnists!
Click the buttons on the left to find out the percentage of female standing faculty by school. RELATED: Penn faculty sees improvements in gender equality
Experience the new Lauder Institute Global Program first hand. RELATED: Lauder Institute to offer students a ‘Global’ view
Find out which president earns the most. RELATED: Gutmann places among highest-paid university presidents
Learn about what nursing graduates do post-college. RELATED: Nursing graduates see large increase in employment rate
In this interactive graphic, The Daily Pennsylvanian reviews events that have shaped Penn’s alcohol policy over the years. RELATED: Penn creates new alcohol commision
Follow Torin Myer on his series of armed robberies in spring 2012. RELATED: Chipotle robber sentenced to prison time
The Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. held their annual “Penn Gent” competition.The event highlighted the contribution of Penn’s premier black men to the Penn and Philadelphia communities. Nine Quakers identified as campus leaders competed to see who best embodies the qualities of a Penn Gent: Intelligence, Refinement, and Culture. The hosts were College Senior Aleisha Forde & College Junior Azani Pinkney. The judges were Penn alum Phylicia McCalla, College Senior Justyn Williams, & Coach Jerome Allen. Ernest Owens was crowned the winner of Penn Gent 2012.
Students, faculty and staff celebrate the second night of Chanukah at Penn. Performances of music were done by the Penn Band. Chabad at Penn lit the ice sculpted menorah. Rabbi Levi Haskelevich of Chabad also spoke at the celebration. The event was sponsored by Lubavitch House at Penn. For more information about the organization, check out their website at www.LubavitchHouse.com
The DP recaps the most important stories of 2012. RELATED: Cheers and Jeers | Fall 2012
In order to better understand the graduate school PennSHAPE initiative, take a look at the results from The American College Health Assessment. RELATED: Graduate students to take part in fitness challenge
Makuu celebrated their 20th annual Kwanzaa Karamu at Houston Hall of Flags Dec. 6. Various black cultural student groups performed, including African Rhythms and New Spirit of Penn Gospel.
Recently released data from Penn Career Services reveals how and what Penn students do after graduation. RELATED: Employment rates up slightly for graduates this year
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