Two Penn seniors awarded Marshall Scholarships
Nursing and Wharton senior GJ Melendez-Torres and College and Wharton senior Kristin Hall received 2011 Marshall Scholarships, allowing them to pursue a master's degree, free of charge.
Nursing and Wharton senior GJ Melendez-Torres and College and Wharton senior Kristin Hall received 2011 Marshall Scholarships, allowing them to pursue a master's degree, free of charge.
Penn couldn't score at the start of the second half and Drexel built a big lead. The Dragons have now won four straight against the Quakers.
The Penn community expressed much concern over delayed e-mail notification and the absence of a text message following a shooting incident near 40th and Locust streets.
In what looks from the outside like a nondescript part of Levine Hall, students from all of Penn's undergraduate schools are championing innovation in the student-run hub for idea development in science and technology.
Penn couldn't score at the start of the second half and Drexel built a big lead. The Dragons have now won four straight against the Quakers.
The Penn community expressed much concern over delayed e-mail notification and the absence of a text message following a shooting incident near 40th and Locust streets.
Despite falling behind in many of their races, the Quakers came back back to touch out their opponents at the end to edge out a win against the Big Red, 156-144, and stay close in a 171.50-121.50 loss to Princeton.
The Penn wrestling team made a bold statement in its home gym at Sunday’s Keystone Classic, reclaiming the team trophy that it last held in 2008.
Multiple shots were fired shortly after 3 a.m. Sunday near 40th and Locust streets, leaving one dead. The man was a suspect in a carjacking near 50th and Arch streets.
Teams work incredibly hard with little-to-no student support — imagine what a boost we could give to athletics if students showed up to games. This is a call to every student who has never been to a basketball game.
enn’s blogosphere is pretty potent. Student publications, individuals and groups of friends turn to this medium as an outlet for their interests.
The Philadelphia Orchestra is a unique and sacred gem in the midst of revitalization, is a flagship for this city’s long-term health and offers a stunningly low cost of admission for college students.
Two Christian evangelists may sue the University for what they believe was a suppression of their First Amendment rights.
DPS deserves praise for promptly securing the area. We are grateful that the situation was dealt with quickly and that no students were hurt. Still, DPS should have sent the e-mail sooner.
Construction on Clark Park A began in September, and officials set Thanksgiving as the tentative completion date. However, waiting for inspectors’ reviews caused the project to fall behind schedule.
KidFlicks, which donates movies to hospitals, once helped College freshman Berni Barta garner the President’s Volunteer Service Award. Most recently, it helped get her nominated for L’Oreal’s Woman of Worth award.
College sophomore and Undergraduate Assembly Communications Director Chris Cruz announced the launch of PennSigns, a new Penn Student Agency that will sell lawn signs to groups for $4 a sign.
The list of Rhodes Scholarship domestic winners came out Sunday, and neither Penn students nor recent alumni made the cut. Last year, one Penn student was a Rhodes scholar.
Up against No. 2 seed Maryland, Penn was simply overmatched in the second round of the NCAA tournament, losing 4-0 to the Terps.
The Quakers defeated Yale in five sets in a playoff match between the Ivy League co-champions in New Haven, Conn. Penn will return to the NCAA tournament for the second consecutive year.