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Hundreds of Penn basketball fans gather at World Cafe Live last night after word went out around 9:15 p.m. that the venue would be hosting this year's Line. The tradition will culminate next Saturday with a collective trip to the Penn-Princeton football game.
Behold - the power of cheese. Claudio, the Italian Market's very own mozzarella factory, beckons for passersby to come in and bear witness to its glorious display of cheese. The shop opens into a single room lined packages of pastas, bottles of oils and jars of olives. But it was the main display case that caught my eye with its simple yet complete set of mozerella options.
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Students crowd the economics aisle of the bookstore on the first day of classes.
College freshman Zuolu Liu and her father, who is a Drexel employee, transport her belongings into Liu's dorm room in the Quadrangle on Monday afternoon. Most freshmen moved in earlier this week to arrive in time for New Student Orientation, which begins today.
A map holds pushpins marking the hometowns of international students now at Penn. The Class of 2010 is notable for having a larger portion of students from abroad than previous classes had.
Penn students emphatically embraced Halloween weekend as an opportunity to act out and embody childhood heroes and villains.
Students decked in full Halloween garb three days early stand outside the Beta Theta Pi house at 3900 Spruce St. Beta's party was one of five registered events Saturday as part of the weekend block party that capped a week of Greek-related events.
Mixto is the sleek Center City baby brother of the North Philly establishment Tierra Colombiana. While its big brother is defined by strictly traditional Colombian and Cuban dishes, Mixto creates a fusion of all Latin flavors, forming a veritable "mix" in both atmosphere and taste.