Student Life
New Korean, Japanese restaurant opens on 40th Street
The restaurant serves Korean and Japanese food.
Asian vendor to replace the Taqueria in Houston
Market Noodles will serve Vietnamese, Indian, Chinese and Japanese food.
Ashton Kutcher to speak at Wharton
The ‘Jobs’ star will deliver an open lecture as part of Wharton’s Turner Lecture Series on Sept. 18.
Alcohol policy revisions currently unclear
A University commission will give its recommendations to the president and provost by the end of December.
State Police issue 39 citations at Made in America
The Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement issues 39 citations to minors at the two-day Made in America music festival in Philadelphia.
Memorial for Alex Moll to be held Sept. 29
A memorial for the late College sophomore Alex Moll will be held on Saturday, Sept. 29, on College Green from 4:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m.
Student Health Service to distribute free condoms
Along with the new free condom policy, Student Health Service has been working with college houses to create a better system of distribution of condoms among students.
Gregory College House pilots swipeless security system
Penn is piloting a new project in Gregory College House to improve dorm security. Each dorm room in Gregory is now equipped with a keyless SALTO lock.
Alpha Sigma Phi focuses on recruitment
Recruitment begins as soon as next week.'Made in Philadelphia' lineup
New fraternity Alpha Sigma Phi is hosting a live show.
Convocation welcomes Class of 2017
The evening had an emphasis on freedom.Fewer freshmen hospitalized during NSO
Five male freshmen were transported to the hospital this year, versus 11 last year.
Amy Gutmann refocuses Penn Compact 2020
This version marks a renewal of some of Gutmann’s priorities in 2004.
New program tests how green students are
The certification aims to use a combination of personal incentives and community pressure to encourage participation.Summer additions on campus
Check out new restaurants and building renovations on campus this year.
Landlords, profs, students adapt to new academic calendar
Campus Apartments and University City Housing have adjusted their leasing agreements for the new academic year schedule.Harrison turns off water for repair
The water line was shut down due to “an emergent need to repair the system.”
With big shoes to fill, new OFSL head steps up
The DP sits down with Kenneth Jones, the new program coordinator for the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life.