If you aspire to improve student life from a policy perspective, if you want to work toward understanding and meeting the needs of dozens of student groups, if you’re interested in managing funds that impact the entire undergraduate student body and if you hope to consult the administration on issues that are central to every Quaker’s experience, run to be a part of the Undergraduate Assembly.
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Have you ever wondered what schools admitted students choose to attend when selecting between two or more choices?
TechCrunch yesterday posted a rundown of everything Apple could release in — let the countdown begin — just 48 hours.
New faces shine in Penn field hockey's weekend split
On Friday, the Red and Blue overwhelmed Lehigh with six second half goals in a 9-1 triumph, before falling to Bucknell on Sunday in a defensive slugfest, 1-0.
Have you ever wondered what schools admitted students choose to attend when selecting between two or more choices?
TechCrunch yesterday posted a rundown of everything Apple could release in — let the countdown begin — just 48 hours.
Penn volleyball answers questions, gets season off to good start
Penn volleyball entered this weekend surrounded by a lot of questions. The team didn’t only answer these questions – they changed the entire course of the conversation.
All students in School District of Philadelphia now eligible for free breakfast and lunch
The School District of Philadelphia announced
Penn volleyball starts season strong with impressive win over Colgate
In its opening match of the year, Penn took care of business in its season opener and first leg of the weekend’s Crowne Plaza Invitational, defeating Colgate in straight sets.
Penn men's soccer downs Drexel 2-0 in first match of the season
In their first game of the season, the Quakers took down cross-town rivals Drexel (2-1) in a 2-0 rout. Both of Penn’s goals came from first-year players as freshman midfielder Austin Kuhn and sophomore midfielder Levi Levenfiche scored their first career goals.
Is the influence of US News rankings stronger on colleges and universities than we think?
In the latest higher education article from Vox, writer Libby Nelson argues that the US News rankings of schools around the country is "terrible for students."
Have you ever worried about the 'Freshman 15'? You can throw those worries to the side.
Fall recruitment: Another chance to go Greek
For students who feel like they missed out on spring rush, fall recruitment — which is just starting up for the semester — provides an opportunity for them to join the Greek community.
August property crimes drop 20 percent
Total crime dropped 19 percent this August, with 72 crimes reported this summer as opposed to the 89 crimes reported last August.
Creating a scholarship, one step at a time
Penn for Immigrant Rights just received their first round of applications for their scholarship that is open to students regardless of their legal status. The DP takes a look at how they built the scholarship.
Netflix learns how to end a show
Nexflix is growing up. And some of its shows are aging into obscurity.
Introducing MyCheck, the restaurants-specific Venmo
What if you could pay your bill without waiting on your server to drop off the check?
Singh Center makes top nine architectural list
The Singh Center is one of nine best university buildings around the world.
34th Street Magazine launched its new website today along with its first print publication of the fall semester.
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