The panel included executives from Google, McKinsey and Bloomingdale’s
Meal swipes return to Hillel dining
After months of student dissatisfaction about the dining program at Hillel, Bon Appétit and Penn Dining introduced new changes that will see the return of meal swipes at Falk DIning Commons.
Food trucks at The Porch find success
Each Wednesday, Josh Kim can be found grilling gourmet burgers in his food truck at The Porch, an outdoor seating space next to 30th Street Station . At Spot Burger, Kim’s truck, burgers are built from scratch, from the butchering and grinding of the meat to the homemade condiments.
Penn Semester in Barcelona canceled for spring semester
The Penn Semester in Barcelona program is not taking place this semester, and the future of the program will be announced in February.
Meal swipes return to Hillel dining
After months of student dissatisfaction about the dining program at Hillel, Bon Appétit and Penn Dining introduced new changes that will see the return of meal swipes at Falk DIning Commons.
Food trucks at The Porch find success
Each Wednesday, Josh Kim can be found grilling gourmet burgers in his food truck at The Porch, an outdoor seating space next to 30th Street Station . At Spot Burger, Kim’s truck, burgers are built from scratch, from the butchering and grinding of the meat to the homemade condiments.
Division of Public Safety creates new task force to fight theft from vehicles
“The task force will work covertly and overtly to see if we can apprehend the individual or individuals committing the crimes,” Vice President for Public Safety, Maureen Rush, said.
What students are reading around campus this week
Several on-campus publications are all launching new issues this week.
Fraternity recruitment sees 521 bids issued
654 men and women registered for formal fraternity recruitment this semester.
Wharton alums' fashion startup offers new clothing options for professional women
“This is a business that needs to be created — and professional women like ourselves are the best people to do it,” says 2013 Wharton MBA graduate and Of Mercer co-founder Dorie Golkin.
Penn spends $600,000 on lobbying in 2013
With over $600,000 spent on lobbying in 2013, Penn lobbies more any other school in the Ivy League.
Non-profit gives low income families access to higher education
Christine DeVore, one of hundreds of participants in ACHIEVEability, stood in front of the audience to speak about her experience with the program for the first time.
Four juniors change Istanbul into a city full of entertainment
The team added whimsical additions to the city, including floating orbs and bridge a bridge display.
Student-run mental health group to increase campus presence
Talking to peers is oftentimes easier than talking to a professional — this is the philosophy and ultimate approach of Penn’s mental health group Active Minds.
Crime Log: Jan. 17 to Jan. 23
See what crimes were reported in the Penn Patrol Zone between Jan. 17 and Jan. 23
CAPS may move off campus
Counseling and Psychological Services may be moving north to Market Street or east to 34th Street.
CAPS to add staffers, expand hours
Counseling and Psychological Services will extend its hours and hire more staff within the next few weeks.
Penn alum Stephen Glass denied law license
Disgraced Penn alum, journalist Stephen Glass, has been denied a law license by the Supreme Court of the State of California, his rehabilitation process being deemed a failure.
Penn's Art and Culture Initiative increases pool of arts majors
Dean of the Office of Admissions attributes an increase of 25 percent in the potential art majors to Penn’s new “Arts and Culture Initiative” program.
Questioning enrollment at Penn-funded school
Pastor Kevin R. Johnson has been accused of using political influences to get his kids into Penn Alexander School, despite living outside the school’s catchment zone.












