Fiona Miller | Congratulations, but you might hate it here
This Thursday marks an unofficial holiday: Ivy Day. On March 30, the eight Ivies will unleash a slew of rejections, acceptances, and waitlist placements to the Class of 2027.
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This Thursday marks an unofficial holiday: Ivy Day. On March 30, the eight Ivies will unleash a slew of rejections, acceptances, and waitlist placements to the Class of 2027.
The conversation circling SEPTA is more nuanced than headlines make it appear.
Coworker happy hours. Team retreats. Networking dinners.
Advance Registration brings about a plethora of new courses to choose from. Local legend whispers that you can enroll in seven-hour seminars on Existential Despair, or maybe even a course in underwater basket-weaving. Like many others, I view Advance Registration as the daunting task of curating the perfect schedule.
Every autumn, first years’ naive smiles fade into competitive grimaces. The culprit? Penn’s competitive club application process.
Penn Student Government has kept busy the past two years. Together, the six branches passed resolutions sanctioning Amy Wax, showed support for Fossil Free Penn, and initiated funding for marginalized communities.