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One-in-Four president discusses new campaign
This week, One in Four, an all-male group dedicated to preventing and educating about issues of sexual violence, has begun its first campaign to educate the Penn community through signs on campus.
Groups collaborate to host Ramadan Banquet
More than 250 students and faculty gathered in a packed Hall of Flags Friday night. Attendees came from across political and religious spectrums to remember the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.Religious student groups see increase in interest
This year more Penn students expressed an interest in a higher power.Panhellenic Council votes 'no' on new sorority
Despite suggestions last semester that Penn's Greek system might gain a new sorority, the number will remain the same.Minority groups reach out to Penn's 'most diverse' new students
At Tuesday night's Convocation, Penn President Amy Gutmann described the Class of 2013 as one of the school's most diverse.H1N1 plans consistent among many colleges
As Penn students head back to class and college students across the nation return to campus, additional information on the spread of H1N1 and further assessments of Penn's preparations have become available.Program aims to build better leaders
There's a big difference between a "peer" and a "peer leader" - and for a handful of Penn students, a new program is making that distinction clearer.As La Casa Latina celebrates 10 years, director reflects on center's role
Johnny Irizarry, director of La Casa Latina — the cultural hub for Latinos at Penn — has been an educator and community organizer for the Latino community in Philadelphia for over 20 years. Irizarry sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to discuss La Casa.UA late-night NSO events may not have reduced heavy drinking
The Undergraduate Assembly's late-night events during New Student Orientation were intended to curb heavy drinking, but many students have said that this year's NSO involved just as much drinking as in past years.
Convocation | 2013: 'talented and diverse'
At every convocation, the University president and provost welcome a class of freshmen even brighter and more ambitious than the preceding one. This year was no different.The class of 2013 was formally welcomed to Penn yesterday at 7 p.m. in the Palestra.Freshman Footsteps | Settling in: new room, new culture
In retrospect, Shiv Kapoor, a Wharton freshman from New Delhi, decided that having a roommate would have made his move-in experience to Riepe College House a little easier.