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Penn student performing arts groups are set to resume using the Iron Gate Theatre this weekend as the University attributes the theatre's closure to a cracked beam.
The roof of Iron Gate Theatre at 37th and Chestnut streets partially collapsed last week, causing several performing arts groups originally set to perform that weekend to relocate or reschedule their show times.
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with three alumni — all of whom are in vastly differing fields — about their journeys since graduating from Penn, and how their Penn education has impacted their careers so far.
Jalan Journey, an ed-tech startup founded by Engineering first-year Harrison Chong, recently won a Bronze award at the National Youth Entrepreneurship Awards in Singapore.
Penn’s Venture Lab has launched bi-weekly Community Dinners and Community Pitch Night events as part of ongoing changes.
Penn’s New Student Orientation program underwent several changes this year, including fewer mandatory programs and more small group activities.
A new globally oriented pre-orientation program brought first years from 18 countries to the Delaware Valley.
"Everything, Everywhere All At Once" star Stephanie Hsu spoke at the Harrison Auditorium in the Penn Museum for SPEC's spring 2023 speaker event.
Penn has launched a new writing seminar this fall exclusively for incoming sophomore transfer students.
The Undergraduate Assembly held its Presidential and Vice Presidential debates on March 30 and April 2 in Huntsman Hall.
SINGAPORE — Over 700 Penn alumni and prominent business leaders attended the 55th Wharton Global Forum in Singapore.
Penn's Undergraduate Assembly published its 2022-2023 Mid-Session Report, which contains the latest updates on the projects and initiatives that they have undertaken since the beginning of the fall semester. The UA is the elected representative body that oversees advocacy for student issues, communication between the university administrators and student body, and provides and allocates resources and funding to student groups. The report was published online on the Undergraduate Assembly’s website with the purpose of providing an update to the Penn community on the work that the UA has been undertaking and ensuring that they remain accountable to the student body.
Wharton sophomore Ryan Torres scaled Ojos del Salado — the highest volcano in the world—on a bicycle over winter break.
Penn welcomed its latest pool of incoming students from the Class of 2027 early decision applicants in December 2022. This year saw the largest early decision applicant pool in the University’s history with over 8,000 applicants.
Eight Penn student performing arts groups will be performing at Carnegie Hall in New York City this December.
Penn Film Society and the Wharton Undergraduate Media & Entertainment Club will host a screening this Tuesday evening of a documentary following the lives of Malaysians "who take the road less traveled."
This year’s Homecoming was nothing short of exciting for returning alumni and current students alike, with tours, galas, and sporting events packed throughout the weekend.
Penn Pakistani Society launched a fundraiser on Thursday to provide aid to victims of the recent flooding catastrophes in Pakistan.
A new startup founded by three Penn seniors delivers homemade meals to Penn students' doorsteps.
Kokada, a Wharton startup that produces healthy and organic coconut spreads, won the 2022 Good Housekeeping Healthy Snack Awards’ “Best Coconut Spread” category.