Lauren Lareau: the single mom and Penn grad taking on a Republican incumbent
The Democrat is running against fellow Penn graduate Frank Farry.
The Democrat is running against fellow Penn graduate Frank Farry.
After since Facebook bought Oculus, a virtual reality gaming start-up, for two billion dollars back in 2014, virtual reality has dominated news cycles and tech speculation
For the first time in Penn's history, half of students admitted to the School for Engineering and Applied Sciences in the Early Decision round are female.
Students who complete the ten weeks of modules will learn how to research, apply to and make the transition to colleges.
It is one of the few dual-school courses between the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
This year, Penn received 5,999 applications in the Early Decision round.
Penn is encouraging other universities to pilot a team admissions strategy that Penn implemented four years ago.
Some Republicans are opting to vote for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, a third party candidate or abstain from the election.
At least two of the students reported struggling to afford food.
If the name of one of the Pennovation Center’s designers sounds familiar, it’s probably because his cousin has been cropping up in the news during this election cycle.
The team discusses bad corporate writing from Tazo, Untuckit, and dear old Penn. Julia's younger brother Eric joins as a special guest, but unfortunately has to leave halfway through due to an info session.Hosted by Julia Bell, Mica Tenenbaum, and Lauren Sorantino. Produced by Joyce Varma. Theme music by Mica Tenenbaum.
Your hosts discuss everything from Rupi Kaur to hot sauce sexism. Guest Allie Rubin reads a gender-stereotyping poem from elementary school.Hosted by Lauren Sorantino, Julia Bell, and Mica Tenenbaum. Produced by Joyce Varma. Theme music by Mica Tenenbaum.
Your hosts discuss everything from Rupi Kaur to hot sauce sexism. Guest Allie Rubin reads a gender-stereotyping poem from elementary school.”
In our first episode, we’re taking a look at some “firsts” in writing. Mica reads It by Stephen King. Lauren and Julia dig through their high school journals and find firsts. Also a lot of teen angst.