It’s all fun and games for these four Wharton MBA graduates.
A part of Penn’s campus under the Provost’s office, the ICA collaborates with other schools for student involvement.
Charles Soule writes for Marvel and DC Comics.
Ryan Keytack left to become director of Four-Year Houses & Residential Programs at Penn.
Giang Nguyen, the current Medical Director of Penn Family Care, says he's interested in working with and hearing the healthcare needs of students on campus.
Jim Kenney is a former City Councilman.
Jim Kenney is a former City Councilman.
A part of Penn’s campus under the Provost’s office, the ICA collaborates with other schools for student involvement.
Charles Soule writes for Marvel and DC Comics.
The Vice Provost and the Center for Teaching and Learning have asked professors to submit proposals for new SAIL classes by Feb. 20.
One year since its launch, the NOMsense Bakery — which specializes in decadent cookie sandwiches — is no longer a hobby three undergraduate students are passionate about. The cookie sandwich business has concrete plans to serve Penn students.
For seniors who may have regrets about their first week of college, the Class Board 2015 is letting them do it “NSOver Again.”
The Fox family has donated over $33 million since 1999.
Theodore Ruger, Penn Law School’s deputy dean since 2013, has been named the school’s new dean, effective July 1.
Created in the wake of six student suicides in 15 months, the Task Force on Student Psychological Health and Welfare released its final report on Tuesday.
US Ambassador to the UN, Samantha Power, has been named the 2015 Commencement Speaker.
On Monday, Feb. 9, Penn Professor Damon Centola and Andrea Baronchelli of the University of London, published their findings on how social conventions emerge even when there are already preexisting social conventions.
How one Wharton student (almost) got arrested, became a pimp, started a Mafia and became Singapore’s hottest young entrepreneur.
While half of the Ivy League, with Harvard most recently joining the ranks, rely on strictly defined policies to enforce sexual misconduct regulations, Penn’s 20-year-old policy lets social norms do the work.
With the release of the "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie over the weekend, students and faculty reflect on implications about real life relationships.
The Pope is likely to visit either a children's hospital or a juvenile prison while in the City of Brotherly Love.
The idea of Black History Month does not sit well with some black students at Penn. While the holiday is meant to be a celebration of black history, these students contend there are negative implications of having a separate month to applaud the African-American narrative.
One thing often overlooked amidst the day parties and star studded performances of Spring Fling is the work that goes into making the entire event possible. Approximately 50 undergraduate students plan the massive weekend-long event — from the concert to organizing food vendors for the quad.
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