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Because someone here dined and dashed, and we're pretty sure it was one of you. A waitress from Queen Village restaurant Adsum posted a missed connection on Craigslist for the jags that stiffed her on a $260 bill. They did order pretty well, though:
Students may have cause to whine if a union of wine and spirits store workers gets its way.
I hate the taste of Philly tap water, even after it has been filtered.
Over the past week, new students running for Class Board and Undergraduate Assembly spots have decorated campus and Facebook with some eye-catching campaign materials.
Come join me!
Students over 21 years of age will soon have a new place to buy their wine: Fresh Grocer.
Campus area restaurants would really like to give you every excuse to eat out. 34th Street Food & Drink editors Jess Goodman and Josh Goldman bring you the low down on this fall's savory specials.
Despite recent local media hoopla over looming increases to be tacked onto the price of wine and spirits, the changes will only entail minor readjustments to the handling charges paid by manufacturers to the state.
This year’s freshmen move-in featured significant efforts in the promotion of sustainability.
Convocation is one of only three occasions in which the whole class comes together — the other two being Hey Day and Commencement.
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.
Attention 2014-ers: 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 with the most popular NSO parties.
Remember this guy? Wharton grad and all-around party animal Taek Jho Low was making waves with his decadent lifestyle last year, with crazy antics that included flying Megan Fox around and holding bottles of Crystal with Usher.
If college students woke up tomorrow morning to find the drinking age had been lowered to 18, the resulting weeklong party would be the most impressive in the nation’s history, followed by an equally impressive revolution in responsible drinking. I say this with confidence because this is the trajectory I have followed during my summer in Beijing, where the drinking age is 18. Now that the novelty of easy alcohol wore off, I have quickly fallen into more responsible drinking habits.
Princeton President Is Not A Bro -- The geniuses over at Princeton tried to "ice" the university's president, but shocker...she turned down the nasty bottle of Smirnoff Ice. If you try to ice Amy, please do send us a video!
A new program, led by Penn professors, will help a Beijing school understand why some fliers compel students to wash their hands, while others don’t quite persuade students to grab the nearest bottle of hand sanitizer.
Ask yourself this as you unpack the bottles of tequila you hid from your parents during move-out: What sets a Whartonite apart from every other graduate student? If you answered "lack of a soul," you'd be wrong. Well, that's what the Wharton administrators would say.
Penn Relays are going green this year.
Excessive military spending is a problem
April 14 — Karlius McCord, 42, unaffiliated with the University and of the 5500 block of Greenway Avenue, was arrested at about 10 p.m. for allegedly striking a female unaffiliated with the University, 23, with a soda bottle at Fresh Grocer, located at 4001 Walnut St.
Solutions by The State News
