Penn’s Division of Public Safety last week topped Security Magazine’s “Security 500” list for the third year running, a commendable achievement by any measure.
As students spend more time on the web, professors are reaching out to them online.
The signs on Locust Walk — which included phrases like “Fling is Cancelled,” “No More Hey Day” and “Fall Break Discontinued” — were part of a one-day campaign by the NEC to teach students the purpose of Penn Student Government.
Dining options near campus will expand with the opening of Tom Drinker’s West and Sang Kee Noodle House, both on Chestnut Street.
As students spend more time on the web, professors are reaching out to them online.
The signs on Locust Walk — which included phrases like “Fling is Cancelled,” “No More Hey Day” and “Fall Break Discontinued” — were part of a one-day campaign by the NEC to teach students the purpose of Penn Student Government.
Students who came to Penn through QuestBridge — an organization that links low-income students with colleges for full scholarships — say their first semester has been a success both academically and socially.
College students are working to make the College of Arts and Sciences as recognizable a brand as Wharton — at least, on their T-shirts.
The Penn squash team might have an antidote for its early season blues against No. 16 Franklin and Marshall tonight.
In June 2007, College sophomore Turja Chakrabarti, a Kolkata, India native, helped found Pratit, an international non-profit that works to create solutions to poverty in the slums of Kolkata and villages in West Bengal.
Nov. 20 — Wilbert Tyreek, 50, unaffiliated with the University and of the unit block of Ridge Avenue, was arrested at about 11:45 a.m. for allegedly attempting to remove items from a cafe at HUP.
University Chaplain Chaz Howard encouraged students to grapple with the issue of poverty in their conversations about science and education.
Peter Hart's Annenberg study, to be aired on C-SPAN, sought to elicit qualitative feedback on the new administration’s progress thus far.
There is no need to be reminded that America is in crisis. We have all felt symptoms of the illness that plagues our country
International students experience a common challenge: acclimating to Penn. For many, the U.S. brings culture shocks from language, a new educational system and homesickness.
Once the final bell rings, you’ll be hard-pressed to find much student engagement in Philly middle schools coordinated by the School District of Philadelphia. And here is where you all come in.
Penn community members sound off on issues around campus
Stuart Milne headed to the Palestra this weekend for his first taste of college hoops.
Although the Quakers went 2-1 this weekend, four Penn wrestlers completed the Northeast Duals without losing a bout.
The Crimson were looking to beat Boston University Saturday for the first time in eight years and the first time in Case Gym since 1975 (though they’ve only played 10 games in Boston since then).
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