Each of the four courses are set to begin on Coursera within the next few weeks and last from six to 10 weeks.
A robbery with a weapon occurred on the 4000 block of Pine Street at about 2:27 p.m.
The “premium” liquor store opening at 43rd and Chestnut streets will offer a large variety of products.
The UC Berkeley team wrote a program that could identify and distinguish between various items via a webcam.
The ETH Zurich team’s app, Weighly, used phone cameras to weigh bowls filled with rice, flour and other substances.
Fourteen students from the a capella group Penn Sirens were in an elevator last night which fell a few floors.
Fourteen students from the a capella group Penn Sirens were in an elevator last night which fell a few floors.
A robbery with a weapon occurred on the 4000 block of Pine Street at about 2:27 p.m.
The “premium” liquor store opening at 43rd and Chestnut streets will offer a large variety of products.
This semester’s PennApps will be the largest student-run hackathon of all time.
The restaurant serves Korean and Japanese food.
Wharton students can make appointments with a peer advising fellows on Wharton’s Academic Advising site.
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Market Noodles will serve Vietnamese, Indian, Chinese and Japanese food.
Q and A with Professors Rajeev Alur and Randall Kamien.
Other offerings included Japanese and Italian fare.
The Queer Student Alliance’s annual party will take place at the LGBT center on Friday.
Alexis Ohanian will be visiting Penn as part of his 65-college and 5-month long tour around the country.
Peter Ammon, who began his post in July, is the Ivy League’s youngest chief investment officer. He has big visions for Penn’s endowment.
The ‘Jobs’ star will deliver an open lecture as part of Wharton’s Turner Lecture Series on Sept. 18.
The four students are now studying in different countries after considering the unrest in Egypt.
The county joins after having a $2 million operating loss the last fiscal year.
The commission, which is co-chaired by 1974 College graduate Benjamin Ginsberg, discussed ways of improving current election policies.
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