Here’s everything to know about the campus essentials that will shape your first-year experience.

We've compiled a categorized, non-exhaustive list of Penn clubs to ease the stress associated with your extracurricular experience. 

As new students begin their first semester at Penn, the University offers numerous offices, resource centers, and student organizations to help them find support and community.

From free subscriptions to discounted experiences around Philadelphia, here's a list of free perks that come with being a Penn student.

As an incoming Penn student, you may have some questions about how to get involved on campus — and how to make money doing so. Here are just a few of the many funding opportunities at Penn!

Throughout the year, the University navigated student protests, leadership shifts, and new federal mandates — much of it stemming from controversies that first erupted two years prior.

These experiences — whether they're sanctioned by the University or organized by students — help build lasting memories on campus.

While it may feel easiest to stay close to campus, there are plenty of ways to explore Philadelphia while giving back to the community.

New to Penn and have some questions? Here are some answers. 

Corio's menu features Italian food, including salads, sandwiches, pizza, pasta, and meat dishes.

In the June 22 email, administrators urged the Penn community to "find a cool place for relief" from the severe heat conditions and conserve energy on campus.

Student visa interviews — which were paused by the federal government in May — will resume as international students prepare to enter the country.

Out of the 72,544 students who applied to Penn, 3,530 applicants were accepted, marking a 4.9% acceptance rate.

Campus organizations — including the African American Resource Center, Penn Museum, and Penn Libraries — have planned community-focused events to commemorate Juneteenth through the third week of June. 

Approximately 6,000 graduate and undergraduate students arrived at Franklin Field around 10:15 a.m. after taking part in a procession from Penn Park.

Penn announced Banks, a 1996 College graduate, as this year’s Commencement speaker on March 24. 

Penn’s cultural centers will host a variety of programs and events in honor of the graduating class.