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A new home for the humanities
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A new home for the humanities
You can’t burst this professor’s bubble.
How far can your lungs stretch?
Don’t have a Netflix account? No problem.
When riding up a steep hill on your bike, you shift to a lower gear to make pedaling easier. When the gear clicks into place, it becomes easier to pedal, and you make it to the top of the hill.
Last year’s electrical and systems engineering seniors saw a hole in their department’s curriculum and designed a course to fill it.
On Feb. 11, the Student Labor Action Project brought to campus two former workers from PT Kizone, a now-closed Indonesian factory which manufactured Adidas and other brands’ apparel. Citing shady business practices and inadequate wages, the workers asked Penn students to urge the University to end its relationship with Adidas.
Computer graphics and animation students can forget OCR and join SIGGRAPH instead.
They’re just a little larger than a bagel, and one day might save your life during a natural disaster.
Drone technology is a hot topic on college campuses, and Penn is no exception.
For one group of mechanical engineering students a late night at the gym doesn’t mean a few extra reps on the weight machine.
For most students, working on a Oscar-nominated film at Pixar just a few years out of school would be a dream come true. For two Penn graduates, this dream is a reality.
Sometimes even seven hours of board games isn’t enough. This is the case for members of the Penn Gamers Club.
When Jan Van der Spiegel, a Penn professor of electrical and systems engineering, opened his morning New York Times on Jan. 2, he found a pleasant surprise.
This weekend, Penn received an influx of great technological minds.
Live Blog
Last semester, residents in Rodin and Harrison college houses, Sansom Place East and Sansom Place West received some welcome news.
Each year, students attend the Black Wharton Undergraduate Association’s Howard E. Mitchell Memorial Conference as a first step towards securing a competitive summer internship or job through on-campus recruiting.
After seeing electronic musician Dan Deacon perform at a concert that Social Planning and Events Committee Jazz and Grooves organized his sophomore year, College senior Jason Oscar knew he wanted to join the committee. “He put on such a good show. It was so, so fun,” he said.
In last week’s presidential debates, Governor Mitt Romney said that he would cut funding for PBS as part of his plan to balance the budget and decrease the national debt.