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Small love notes are $3 for 20 words. Large love notes are $6 for 40 words. You must provide your real name and Penn email address, although neither will be published. Submissions will close on Monday, February 12th. PLEASE NOTE: Any submissions with profanity or excessively vulgar material will not be published.
This year is the 20th anniversary of the Nora Magid Mentorship Prize. To celebrate (and kick off prize application season), we have, with the help of Kelly Writers House, expanded our annual “Careers in Media” panel at KWH into three separate events, with seven award-winning Nora Prize winners returning to campus:
3BR, 1.5BTH, walk to train and be at Penn in 20 minutes. New chefs kitchen, W.D., no pets. $2,200. Call 610-453-4124
1. Don’t be afraid to ask questions Whether you’re looking to try something new or replace something old, don’t be afraid to ask questions. The employees at The Pleasure Chest are knowledgeable and happy to help you find the perfect toy for you and/or your partner. 2. Find the best material for your body Depending on the activities you’re doing, certain materials might be better suited for your body. The Pleasure Chest offers many alternative options for individuals needing special materials for needs ranging from allergies and sensitivities, to ethical and environmental concerns. 3. Toys can easily be used alone or with a partner Many toys can be versatile and be used on anyone, anywhere! Just get creative and have fun.
Laetly has a wide variety of scarves designed to inspire confidence and individuality, take this quiz to determine which one fits you best! Check out the entire collection at laetly.com!
Halloween is quickly approaching, so get ready and get your SPOOK on with these 6 delicious treats.
On those days when the dining halls are closed, it’s raining outside and delivery would take forever, or you just want to stay local (extremely local), resort to these 7 tasty and easy-to-grab snacks:
Do you find yourself overwhelmed in the middle of all of your midterms? Here’s a list of life-saving midterm study supplies that are helpful for everyone, whether they ease novice jitters or help facilitate already-practiced study routines.
Starting off the year can be stressful, but having an organized desk will definitely relieve that feeling. Here are some important things you need on your desk.
As the weather gets cooler and Penn students switch out their shorts for pants, here’s a selection of comfy yet stylish sweaters to meet all of your fall needs.
Meet Parviz Yathrebi. He’s the owner of Woven Treasures, a quaint store located at 23rd & South Streets, which imports and sells handmade rugs, textiles, and jewelry from all around the world.
Are you stuck with textbooks from last semester? Sell your books back to Amazon and get up to 80% back on the price you originally paid for them. Follow these simple steps to earn easy money.
Whether you are searching for a cofounder for your startup idea, looking to land your dream post graduation job, or just hoping to expand your social circle in a new city, it can be a daunting challenge. Networking can be the key to opening doors or creating opportunities because the right connections make all the difference.
When Whartonite Marco Lentini (W’96, WG’02) quit investment banking to pursue his passion in food, he wanted to create a truly unique and enjoyable dining experience for the Penn community. Growing up in an Italian-American family, Lentini values high-quality food as much as the sharing of it with others. Built upon these essential concepts, Gia Pronto Kitchen was born. Located on 37th and Spruce Streets, Gia Pronto Kitchen is a restaurant that embodies the concept of “fast casual” – the combination of the speed of fast food with a casual, fine dining environment, meanwhile promising organic ingredients. It offers the best possible, healthiest and all-natural foods that give you the highest functional and nutritional benefits.