The artists will give back a minimum of 40 hours to the community by sharing their talents leading workshops, teaching classes and exhibiting in the area.
Già Pronto to move into Spruce Street space vacated by TBowl
The bigger space will be able to accommodate more customers and increase its capacity by around 50 percent. VIDEO: Word on the Walk | Off-Campus Dining MULTIMEDIA: 3716 Spruce St.over the years
West Philadelphia center will support aspiring chefs
The center will provide chefs and entrepreneurs with not only a space to develop products and grow their businesses, but also the expensive kitchen equipment that they may not be able to buy themselves.
Penn endowment return falls in the middle of other Ivies
On the heels of Penn reporting a 1.6-percent investment return in FY 2012, Harvard University announced an investment loss of 0.05 percent. In contrast, Yale University posted a 4.7-percent return, ending FY 2012 with an endowment of $19.3 billion.
Già Pronto to move into Spruce Street space vacated by TBowl
The bigger space will be able to accommodate more customers and increase its capacity by around 50 percent. VIDEO: Word on the Walk | Off-Campus Dining MULTIMEDIA: 3716 Spruce St.over the years
West Philadelphia center will support aspiring chefs
The center will provide chefs and entrepreneurs with not only a space to develop products and grow their businesses, but also the expensive kitchen equipment that they may not be able to buy themselves.
MSA shares tea and coffee to conclude Islam Awareness Week
As one of the last installments of Islam Awareness Week, the Muslim Student Association offered soothing blends of teas and coffees from around the Muslim world for Penn students to sip on Saturday night.
Students define plans at the Immigration Reform Summit
Twenty-five students from Georgetown University and all the Ivy League schools except Dartmouth College attended the summit.
Penn hosts undergraduate research symposium
The Ivy Plus STEM Symposium is a three-day conference designed to encourage undergraduate students to pursue advanced training in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.
Mariposa Food Co-op thrives in West Philadelphia
The Mariposa Food Co-op has taken flight as one of West Philadelphia’s only neighborhood grocery stores offering sustainable food. Mariposa’s sales have more than tripled since it moved to a new retail space at 4824 Baltimore Avenue from 4726 Baltimore Avenue this past March.
PennCycle offers affordable, secure bikes for students
“It offers a green way for students to travel into the city and to civically engage with different community service options,” College senior Christopher Cruz said.
Penn professors, leaders debate "what's at stake"
On Thursday night, the Alice Paul Center & The Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Program held a discussion outlining pertinent issues in the upcoming elections.
Civic House hosts panel on Pennsylvania voter ID law
Though Pennsylvania courts issued an injunction to the voter ID law this Tuesday, the Civic House hosted a panel discussion of the law as part of its “Think About It” initiative Thursday night.
Penn to host summit for immigration rights advocacy
This weekend, Penn will host the second annual Collegiate Alliance for Immigration Reform Summit.
Penn Law breaks fundraising record
“Bold Ambitions: The Campaign for Penn Law,” officially announced in 2006, has exceeded expectations by $5 million.
Penn memories for '47 percent' fundraiser host Marc Leder
Leder and his business partner met Romney when the candidate was at Bain Capital and they were at Lehman Brothers.
Engineering lab develops bug-like robots
At the Kod*lab — a subsidiary of the General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception Laboratory — students and researchers apply their skills to create dynamic and dexterous robots.
FCC chair weighs in on "global bandwith race"
Federal Communications Commission Chair Julius Genachowski spoke in Huntsman Hall on Thursday about his agency’s work in mobile communications.
Coursera CEO discusses benefits, future of online education
Daphne Koller, co-founder and CEO of the free online course provider Coursera, hopes to bring her company into a global context.
New York Times reporter, Penn grad follows Romney on campaign trail
From pursuing the candidate in a motorboat to lingering in a Las Vegas casino awaiting his arrival at a fundraiser, Parker and her press team never witness a dull moment.











