Capitalizing on the pope's visit: students open homes to visitors
While some are capitalizing on high housing rates for visitors, others are opening their doors freely and still others are restricted in having guests that weekend.
While some are capitalizing on high housing rates for visitors, others are opening their doors freely and still others are restricted in having guests that weekend.
Randal Olson, a postdoctoral researcher in the Medical School, does not believe the data is valid or that it is ethical to draw conclusions from the Ashley Madison data.
For the roughly 500 students living in Gregory and Stouffer College Houses, the dorms serve as the epicenter of their Penn experiences.
The Daily Pennsylvanian caught up with a few organizations on campus to share their missions and recruitment strategies.
Randal Olson, a postdoctoral researcher in the Medical School, does not believe the data is valid or that it is ethical to draw conclusions from the Ashley Madison data.
For the roughly 500 students living in Gregory and Stouffer College Houses, the dorms serve as the epicenter of their Penn experiences.
Pope Francis’ two-day visit during the last weekend of September is expected to attract over a million people to the city.
Abroad reporter Jessica McDowell describes Penn students' experiences waiting for their sessions to begin.
Penn Dining is using the hashtag to receive student feedback.
On certain Wednesday nights, the Museum will also host P.M. @ the Penn Museum: School Nights
Since FroGro sits on Penn-owned property, the University had to approve the store's right to sell alcohol under their contract.
Two couples share their stories of summer romance.
The political debates may be in full swing, but the presidential candidates aren’t the only ones who have their eyes on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Take a look at Penn’s summer 2015 White House interns
Penn is the most LGBTQ-friendly Ivy, according to Campus Pride, an organization that tracks university acceptance of the LGBTQ community.
The startup allows students to buy and sell anything from textbooks and dorm supplies to tutoring services.
New students said they were caught off guard by the extent of the partying and the accessibility of alcohol on campus.
After a two-year battle with the Penn administration and national fraternity, Penn’s chapter of Pi Kappa Phi had its charter revoked over the summer.
The defunct policy largely applied to groups of four residents living in three bedroom apartments in the high rises.
As Penn’s political community gears up for another year, these are the prominent and/or up-and-coming organized candidate support groups on campus.
With all the study spots available on Penn’s campus, it can be overwhelming for students to choose where to hit the books. Here are some of the staple locations on campus.