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(11/23/15 9:14am)
Winter is a forecaster’s dream whether you dread or embrace the snow. The long, complex analysis required to understand the dynamics of winter climate is part of the fulfillment that comes with being a meteorologist.That is why I have put hours of research into this outlook in order for it to be the most professional and in-depth analysis I have ever written!
(11/11/15 1:53am)
Penn squash assistant coach Gilly Lane had an incredible experience over the summer of 2015 to expand his resume, coaching Team USA at the Pan-American Games in Toronto, Canada, in July.
(11/11/15 7:50am)
Is it possible to describe something as both global and local at the same time?
(11/11/15 3:05am)
After many failed attempts, the sports world says, “Great players don’t make great coaches.” Gilly Lane of Penn men’s squash begs to differ.
(11/01/15 7:16am)
Oct. 28, 2012 was a gloomy Sunday on campus. Emergency relief teams drove by on ambulances, students piled into Fresh Grocer to stock up on food and the administration had already notified everyone that two days of classes were called off.
(10/27/15 1:59am)
Penn researchers, who recently contributed to a Nobel Prize-winning project, worked in a Subdury Neutrino Observatory particle detector in Canada. | Courtesy of Gene Beier
(10/27/15 3:45am)
With perseverance, a giant 1,000-ton “fishbowl” full of rare water and a man-made cavern 6,800 feet underground, Penn researchers contributed to a Nobel Prize-winning project that has revolutionized the modern world of physics.
(10/20/15 4:27am)
SEAN MCGEEHAN is a College senior from Philadelphia. His email is seanmcgeehan@verizon.net.
(10/20/15 4:25am)
(10/20/15 3:30am)
For most high school seniors, the month of March marks an anxious finale to their college application process. But James Madison High School senior Katharine Filipovic hopes to fast-track the waiting game.
(10/19/15 4:12am)
Two weeks ago today, the Penn community woke up fearing that the day might bring horror into our lives. On Oct. 2, an anonymous Internet source had alleged that there would be an attack on a Philadelphia-area college on the following Monday at 2 p.m. Penn students were understandably panicked, genuinely fearing for their safety. Thankfully, 2 p.m. passed quietly.
(10/08/15 5:06pm)
Good afternoon, friends! It is yet again Fall Break. In order to help you get the most out of your extended weekend, here's a list of all the things you can (and probably should!) accomplish over the next four days.
(09/29/15 1:05am)
Wednesday: A$AP Rocky performed alongside Tyler, The Creator, Danny Brown, and Vince Staples at Festival Pier. The "Rocky and Tyler Tour" will travel across the U.S. and Canada through mid-November with more dates to be announced soon.
(09/03/15 2:14am)
No one was more shocked at finding their name among the 32 million Ashley Madison subscribers than one Penn professor.
(09/01/15 4:39am)
The pope’s upcoming visit to Philadelphia brings both opportunities and challenges to Penn students living on and around campus. While some are capitalizing on high housing rates for visitors, others are opening their doors freely and still others are restricted in having guests that particular weekend.
(07/16/15 3:49pm)
Enjoy Restaurant Week but hate paying for cabs? Want to spend $35 (lol) at Tap House? Curious what 48 Street Grille is? Well then UC Dining Days might be for you.
(06/25/15 2:00pm)
Penn Glee Club’s members got the chance to spend two weeks earlier this summer visiting Austria, the Czech Republic and Germany, visiting landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate and singing for hundreds of people.
(05/22/15 6:00pm)
In the fall of 1969, in an act of quiet gallantry, a Penn
biology professor with a fondness for mountain climbing hoisted himself up the
flagpole in front of College Hall and restored its flag to full staff. Its cord
had been cut a day earlier in an unauthorized gesture of objection to the Vietnam War.
(04/15/15 5:28am)
Is it better to get into Penn and exhaust every option to afford it, or is it better to simply get rejected because of your inability to pay? This is a serious question that many international students ask themselves when applying to Penn.
(04/09/15 4:00am)
I have heard the phrase “Tier One” too many times this week.