Penn Relays expands borders in U.S. and Caribbean
(04/28/11 7:51am)
As one of the largest track meets in the world, the Penn Relays is truly a global competition.
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Students register to vote in Canadian federal elections
(04/25/11 4:32am)
Voting in the Canadian federal elections is not just a matter of pride for Canadian students at Penn.
Students register to vote in Canadian federal elections
(04/25/11 12:32am)
Canadian students fill out registration forms for voting in Canada's national elections while watching the debate
Students register to vote in Canadian federal elections
(04/25/11 12:32am)
Canadian students fill out registration forms for voting in Canada's national elections while watching the debate
Students register to vote in Canadian federal elections
(04/25/11 12:32am)
Canadian students fill out registration forms for voting in Canada's national elections while watching the debate
Digging up Earth Day's past
(04/22/11 8:04am)
Forty-one years after the first Earth Day — now a national holiday on April 22 — was spearheaded by Penn professors and students, its importance has diminished.
Digging up Earth Day's past
(04/22/11 4:04am)
Forty-one years after the first Earth Day — now a national holiday on April 22 — was spearheaded by Penn professors and students, its importance has diminished.
Digging up Earth Day's past
(04/22/11 4:04am)
Forty-one years after the first Earth Day — now a national holiday on April 22 — was spearheaded by Penn professors and students, its importance has diminished.
Digging up Earth Day's past
(04/22/11 4:04am)
Forty-one years after the first Earth Day — now a national holiday on April 22 — was spearheaded by Penn professors and students, its importance has diminished.
Penn fails to meet RecycleMania goal
(04/18/11 6:26am)
From Feb. 6 through April 2, 630 schools across the United States and Canada competed to minimize waste and increase recycling.
International admit faces full tuition
(04/14/11 6:48am)
For Johannes Ferstad, a few thousand miles and dollars are currently separating him from joining Penn’s Class of 2015.
RecycleMania inspires sustainability efforts
(04/14/11 6:30am)
Although Penn is unlikely to reach its goal in RecycleMania, the University will continue initiatives to increase recycling.
International admit faces full tuition
(04/14/11 2:48am)
For Johannes Ferstad, a few thousand miles and dollars are currently separating him from joining Penn’s Class of 2015.
Bassett adds 'worldy experience' to crew
(04/07/11 8:16am)
Most students at Penn have a pretty clear idea of where they’re from. Most could tell you where they grew up, and most could name a city or a town they go home to for breaks.
Possible recruit from the Great White North
(04/06/11 2:06pm)
I wrote last week about the possibilities of more recruits joining Jerome Allen's first class this year, and listed a few prospects to fill out the roster. Well, here's one more: Aaron Best, a 6-foot-4 small forward (though I've also seen him called a guard...) out of Ontario, Canada.
RecycleMania falls short of goal
(03/30/11 6:51am)
With four days left, Penn is unlikely to meet its goal of 30 percent cumulative recycling in RecycleMania — an eight-week competition among universities and colleges across the United States and Canada.
RecycleMania falls short of goal
(03/30/11 2:51am)
With four days left, Penn is unlikely to meet its goal of 30 percent cumulative recycling in RecycleMania — an eight-week competition among universities and colleges across the United States and Canada.
New restaurant brings Lebanese fare to West Phila.
(03/22/11 8:13am)
Manakeesh, a bakery located at 4420 Walnut St., has given the ethnic corridor a reputation as the “New Lebanon.”
New restaurant brings Lebanese fare to West Phila.
(03/22/11 4:13am)
Manakeesh, a bakery located at 4420 Walnut St., has given the ethnic corridor a reputation as the “New Lebanon.”
New restaurant brings Lebanese fare to West Phila.
(03/22/11 4:13am)
Manakeesh, a bakery located at 4420 Walnut St., has given the ethnic corridor a reputation as the “New Lebanon.”
