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Nimai Agarwal (left) and Cassandra Jobman (right) are the co-chairs of the Program for Religious, Interfaith, and Spiritual Matters.
Fraternity houses on Penn's campus.
Students must use meal swipes to enter and eat at Hill Dining Hall.
SRFS has been collaborating with administrators to plan the initiative for years.
The net price calculator is available for prospective students on Penn's Student Registration and Financial Services website.
Eat & Greets is currently available only in Hill House Dining Hall, which caters primarily to freshmen.
Dr. Flores is currently focussed on parental involvement in sexual health education for LGBT children.
Dr. Dalmacio Flores took part in a discussion and Q&A session about his research regarding HIV/STI transmission among sexual minorty health.
Joshua Jiang (left) and Harrison Lee (right) gave a presentation titled "Fissures in Fatalism: Deconstructing Asianness in MASH".
Harrison Lee presenting at the State of Asian American Studies Summit.
Dan Garofalo, Penn’s Director of Sustainability, is putting the finishing touches on a new five-year climate sustainability plan coming out in fall 2019.
By law, Penn is required to send the city their energy and water consumption data for buildings larger than 50,000 square feet to, which is then made public.
Psi Upsilon, also known as Castle, is located on 36th and Locust Streets.
The “late night option” at Hill Dining Hall is only available Sunday to Thursday, 9 p.m.-12 a.m.
The Franklin building, located on 36th and Walnut Streets, contains the Student Registration and Financial Services office.
After an internal investigation, SRFS found that many work-study positions remain unclaimed.