Emily Orrson | What a relief
Boarded up with bottled water and sustained by an undeterred Wi-Fi connection, I read a lot while Hurricane Sandy spattered on Monday and Tuesday.
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Boarded up with bottled water and sustained by an undeterred Wi-Fi connection, I read a lot while Hurricane Sandy spattered on Monday and Tuesday.
It's almost 2 in the afternoon, DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR SANDY IS? Well, your parents probably do, because judging from the many hilarious submissions of bizarre parental hurricane advice we got over the past few hours, we're in for a rough couple of days.
Students may not need their PennCards to vote this November, but the future of voter IDs has yet to be decided.
Your parents have been away from you for just over a month, and already they're worried that something dire has happened: you've used up all six bottles of shampoo, the labels on your underwear came off in the wash, you haven't found a nice Jewish boy yet…
Vice President for Public Safety Maureen Rush can now add another credential to her extensive law enforcement background — and this one is a first for a female.
Attention ladies! You no longer have to worry about wearing a bigger bra in order to sneak that flask into a registered party. Why? Because now they're allowed to drain bottles of grain alcohol into that probably-already-destroyed stomach of yours! That was a hyperbole. However, the university's new alcohol policy pilot program for registered parties and events will allow mixed drinks to be served, according to the DP. They're even allowing non-Greek student groups to host events and serve liquor-infused beverages. You get the best of both worlds. The UA will meet tonight with the Alcohol Policy Review Committee to consider endorsing the program. It's good to know that when you go to your next frat party, maybe it won't get shut down because they served Mike's Hard (reference: Castle, last week).
The parents of a John Carroll University student who died last year after suffering fatal injuries at a Phi Kappa Sigma New Year’s party have filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
Well, LA DI DA, the temperature dipped below 80 degrees a couple times in the past week and you think Sweater Weather season has started? WELL GUESS WHAT? It kind of has! So enjoy it as much as you can. Joyride that sweater. Flaunt them ruffles. Strut that cashmere. You deserve it, girl. (And l'shanah tova to all!)
Listen up, freshmen goblins and ghouls: Penn's dining halls aren't that great. Yeah! See, at first, we were all, "Wow! Commons is serving chicken tetrazzini on a chocolate waffle today, isn't that nice?" But then we tried it and were like, "Wow! It absolutely tastes like Paula Deen just farted in my mouth." Luckily, though, we live in a city where we have plenty of options when it comes to grub, and Penn's cheap and delicious food trucks are winners in our book. So bid au revoir to Bon Appétit and check out ten of our favorite trucks:
NSO (New Student Orientation for anyone living deep, deep under a rock) is in full swing and you freshmen must be overwhelmed by something. If your roommates, RAs, impending classes, or theme parties aren’t stressing you out, surely some of the lingo you’ve encountered has been confusing. Your trusted pals at UTB (Under the Button ;) ) are here to elucidate all those tricky abbreviations and nicknames you’ve been hearing this week.
Attention freshmen and freshwomen: NSO (for those living under a rock, NSO = New Student Orientation) is approaching! It’s a well-known fact that Orientation weekend is second-to-none– at least during the Fall semester (sorry, Fling is totes better). Of course, with plenty of things to do, the first few days at Penn are chaotic. But not all school-sponsored events are created equal, so we’re here to tell you what’s what on Locust (ya know, that sidewalk through the middle of campus) and beyond. Come along, new friends!
“Men, the bar’s open!” he yells to three high school boys walking past.
Good news, everyone! The goddesses have finally decided to respond to our demands for a campus liquor store after the closing of the 41st and Market booze vendor. As West Philly Local reports, applications for the heavily contested space (currently an adult video store) were rejected by the Zoning Board in April, but a recent vote of 3-1 has overturned that decision. Politics!
Penn students can now quench their summer sweet cravings with an organic frozen treat.
I’ve always found bedrooms to be an interesting reflection of their inhabitants.
Ever feel like your life could totally be a reality TV show? Were there three Shoutouts just about you? If so, you're likely an egotistical, attention-hoarding drama king and your friends hate you. On the upside, UTB is coming out with a new feature just for you. By comparing our readers to the celebs they idolize, we remind you that stardom really is just around the corner, waiting to jump out at you from a bush. So is every campus squirrel, so be careful walking around with open burritos.
Spring Fling suspends reality. After our introduction to a camel and naked-Wigger-filled Fling last year, we were unfazed by a bumpin’ Cruise America RV parked on the corner of 40th and Pine streets this weekend.
For the third year in a row, Penn has fallen short of its recycling goal for the eight-week RecycleMania competition.
David Rittenhouse Laboratory was evacuated around 12:45 p.m. Sunday due to reports of a small methane and hydrogen spill in the basement.
Ah, the last few hours of class have finally wrapped up, which means you're anxious for Fling to begin! Below, UTB provides you with a breakdown of this weekend's activities. This is obviously by no means a complete list, but rather a sampling of what Fling has to offer. (In other words, we're not tryna rain on anyone's unregistered parade.)