Bridget McGeehan | Opening up about my freshman year abortion
Guest columnist Bridget McGeehan opens up about her abortion experience in an effort to foster important dialogue in the post-Roe era.
Guest columnist Bridget McGeehan opens up about her abortion experience in an effort to foster important dialogue in the post-Roe era.
Despite the challenges of campus life and limited options, many students still try to cook complete and nutritious meals with little time and money.
Some students choose to major in fine arts, while others pursue art as a hobby.
This year, Panhel switched its main philanthropic outreach from Operation Warm to the Rena Rowan Breast Cancer Center. responsive.”
While students who are interested in joining fraternities and sororities must deal with a number of considerations — including paying dues, signing up for housing and balancing academics with new student education — some must face these problems with a lack of parental support.
On Wednesday night, the Interfraternity Council held elections for its new executive board. College junior and current Zeta Beta Tau brother David Shapiro was elected as the IFC’s new president.
This month, students involved with Greek life at Penn will have the opportunity to advocate for their fraternities and sororities in Washington, D.C.
College junior Jill Wang was selected president of the Panhellenic Council Monday night.
While some low-maintenance students can stick an air mattress in the corner and call it a bedroom, others require a bit more to call a house a home.
This thanksgiving marked the third year that international and exchange students were able to forgo empty dining halls to experience an American tradition firsthand.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s Greek Eco-Rep, College sophomore Ian MacLean, is responsible for coordinating recycling. MacLean claims that SAE goes through more than 100 cans and 200 plastic cups every weekend.
Crime fair
Festivities abounded at Penn Park Saturday afternoon at a Field Day event to inaugurate the site.
The park represents a major shift in the University’s development, shifting the focus to eastern construction.
Children played with a large ball at Saturday’s events.
Children played with a large ball at Saturday’s events.
Students participated in a giant game of Twister, in keeping with this academic year’s theme, “Year of Games.”
Other inflatable games included jousting.