Changes to the cafe include a newly designed coffee bar, furniture, lighting, artwork and an updated “comfortably upscale” aesthetic.
This past weekend marked the first time in 2015 that each of the Red and Blue's fall sports teams were in action.
As a first year coach, there is reason to be nervous about a lot of things. But delivering a successful snap to the quarterback isn't necessarily one of them.
On Friday, Penn administrators met with students pushing for mental health changes on campus. And, encouragingly, the University seemed receptive to the proposed changes.
Michigan recently announced a new program focusing on first-year students which will inform a student's parents after two alcohol violations, or one violation resulting in medical attention or destruction of property. This announcement follows a reported 13% increase in the reports of alcohol and drug incidents reported on campus. U-M Wellness Director Mary Jo Desprez stated: "We know that first-year students can be an at-risk population... this is really designed to be about health and wellbeing" and added that parent notification would come from the wellness center rather than a disciplinary body. This program and others like it have received mixed, but largely skeptical, views from students, who believe schools may be unaware of a potentially harmful home situation, and that the policies undermine the idea that college students should begin to be treated as adults. Right here at Penn, a program was recently announced that aims to bring administrators on ride-alongs to break up parties. Time will tell if these atypical strategies have an impact in incident-reduction, and the U-M administration has stated that the school will be actively evaluating such programs as the year progresses. The full article can be found at the USA Today College website.
Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig is the fourth political outsider in the 2016 election cycle.
Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig is the fourth political outsider in the 2016 election cycle.
This past weekend marked the first time in 2015 that each of the Red and Blue's fall sports teams were in action.
As a first year coach, there is reason to be nervous about a lot of things. But delivering a successful snap to the quarterback isn't necessarily one of them.
Nigel Blackwood and Gavin Barger were granted the special opportunity of training together at the highest level of junior soccer before ever donning the Red and Blue.
Two men allegedly took a local student's belongings just outside the Penn Patrol Zone.
SEAN MCGEEHAN is a College senior from Philadelphia. His email is seanmcgeehan@verizon.net.
Sometimes I feel like I’m living in an artificially created world, as if I’m part of some big social experiment I don’t quite understand.
The Penn Glee Club has just made their first outside hire in over half a century — and is welcoming its first new director in 15 years.
Penn professor Insup Lee has received $6 million towards improving the “Internet of Things.”
This summer, surgeons at Penn Medicine and CHOP performed the world’s first ever double hand transplant on a child.
Honeygrow, a health food restaurant known for custom salads and stir-fries, is opening at 3731 Walnut Street, adjacent to Pottruck Fitness center.
The performance is meant to be therapeutic for not only for the performers, some of whom are sexual assault survivors, but also for any audience members who may be survivors.
The American Association of Universities has released the aggregate results of the Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Assault and Sexual Misconduct.
Between 20 to 25 percent of Penn's housing assignments involve a roommate conflict, estimates Executive Director of College Houses and Academic Services Martin Redman.
In anticipation for Saturday Night Live’s Vanessa Bayer and other big names in comedy, over 830 people crowded into Irvine Auditorium last Saturday evening for Penn’s first LaughtHERfest.
A 6'3" Obama lookalike, Gabe Delaney has had a journey in Penn politics that shaped his character and mission, and, he hopes, made a lasting impact on the next generation of Penn leaders.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — They are what we thought they were. Coming into its first game of the season, no one thought Penn football would be flawless.
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