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The Princeton Hidden Minority Council is holding a week of awareness for first-generation, low-income college students between April 3 and April 7, The Daily Princetonian reported. This week — called "FLI [first-generation low-income] is Fly" — aims to highlight issues that FGLI students face.
Students caught a glimpse of one of the most notable television stars of the ‘90s on Tuesday night, as Kenan Thompson, a cast member on “Saturday Night Live” who has also appeared in movies such as “Snakes on Plane,” spoke in Irvine Auditorium.
“Stop Snitching on Yourself,” read the title of a PowerPoint presentation for the activist workshop held in the ARCH building on Monday.
With its glassy exterior, pristine facilities and suite-style living, New College House differs highly from other dorms, such as the Quadrangle, which is the oldest and most iconic dormitory at Penn.
According to The Harvard Crimson, on Wednesday evening Harvard University students and Boston residents gathered outside of Harvard’s Institute of Politics denouncing the University for the scheduled speech of President-elect Trump’s controversial chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon. The University cancelled Bannon's appearance on Tuesday evening, but the protest continued as scheduled for ideological reasons.
According to The Yale Daily News, many students at Yale University were so distressed by Trump’s unforeseen win that they did not feel able to complete major exams and other assignments Wednesday morning. Nevertheless, all student requests for dean’s excuses due to the election were denied.
Insomnia Cookies, complimentary makeovers and a keynote speaker listed on Forbes’ 30 under 30 were just some of the perks at Wharton Women’s annual “Dressing for Success: Rock the Runway” philanthropy fashion show on Monday, Nov. 7.
With such a large team, Penn volleyball coach Kerry Carr made clear from day one that she does not guarantee time on the court, but can guarantee time on the bench.