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When you open the door to Houston Hall, the smell hits you first. The air in the hallway is laden with cinnamon, butter, vanilla and melting chocolate. It’s warm and sweet — a bit like the smell of your grandmother’s house on steroids — and more than anything it makes you want cookies.
For all the freshmeat out there, here is a quick and comprehensive guide to Penn’s lingo. All the cool kids use it (or at least some of it) and so will you, so consider this your homework for NSO. Study up and impress your friends with your new Penn-friendly vocabulary.
Students, alumni and friends of 2012 Engineering graduate Justin Broglie, who committed suicide on April 7, remembered him at an event on Sunday afternoon on College Green.
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After facing some turmoil on and off the field, Penn women’s lacrosse was able to keep itself focused and earn a much-needed victory.
It's been the hot topic amongst senior society-crazy juniors since 1,235 members of the Class of 2015 were "tapped" Sunday for the latest clique of campus leaders: Jigsaw.
Members of Penn’s women’s lacrosse team allegedly engaged in “absolutely deplorable behavior” on Saturday night at Fado Irish Pub in Center City.
The Delta Pi fraternity chapter house at 4015 Walnut St. sunk into the ground 12 feet below the street last night. Officials at Facilities & Real Estate Services believed that the rain from the weekend caused the disaster.
Call it what it was — an utter devastation.
Three students were found running a business inside of President Amy Gutmann’s house.
There’s nothing quite like a crosstown rivalry. And with Temple coming to town, the Penn women’s tennis team is looking to use that energy to shake off a rough loss out west.
Hey Class of 2017! My name is Allyson Ahlstrom, I am a freshman at Wharton and current VP of External Affairs. I’m super stoked to be running again this year so that we have an awesome Sophomore year! Freshman year has been amazing and a great start to our college experience! So basically, you’re probably asking, what does the Vice President of External Affairs do? This year, I was in charge of getting FREE DONUTS at ECON SCREAM, all of the FREE FOOD for CRAM N’ JAM, and additionally helped to organize the HAT GIVEAWAY at homecoming with Penn Traditions. For SPRING FLING I am already thinking about FREE SWAG such as TANKS, SUNGLASSES, and WATER BOTTLES! When you vote for me, you vote for FREE SWAG and FOOD. I have a proven track record, so remember that when you vote! WANT STUFF TO GET DONE?! VOTE ALLYSON!
Tom Laws has the right name for where he’s coming from and the right personality for where he’s about to go.
Continuing in the spirit of this, here's a kvetchy, Buzzfeedy list of ALL THE THINGS WE HAVE TO DO TODAY (UGH). We probably won't even make it past the first one. Our life is so hard.
When the men’s basketball game against Harvard is over tonight, don’t forget to recycle or compost your waste.
Introducing our newest feature, VP Gems, in which we see what Penn's immense library catalog has to offer.
It's a shame that there are members of the Penn community that feel comfortable throwing a party with a theme that is blatantly racist. Didn’t get invited? Well, I did. Our “amigos” at “El Deuce” are throwing a party this Saturday called “CINCO DE FEBRERO”. Get ready for a tantalizing cultural experience that promises to turn hideous females only worthy of sexual misadventures into beautiful nubile maidens, hold a sacrificial piñata ceremony at midnight and serve “Agua” in both blue and red variations.
The post-New Year laziness is setting in.
We thought we hit break-rock-bottom when we caught ourselves reciting the Movies on Demand preview under our breath and seriously considering whether or not to watch Bronies on Netflix. We were wrong—break just got much worse. Salento, the Italian BYO at 22nd and Walnut where everyone celebrated their 19th/24th birthday, has closed for good.
I went to many Penn basketball games before attending Penn yet one game sticks in my mind more than any other.
Solutions by The State News
