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With decisions coming back this week from the Ivies, tensions are running high, but not among whom we’d expect. Alums are feeling the stresses too. Turns out those interviews we worried over for days beforehand-- painstakingly picking out “appropriate” outfits, wondering, “How will I know it’s them?” at the crowded Starbucks-- meant as much to us as it did the kindly latte-laden alumni. Why?
Walking into the staggering Steiny-D, especially if you're an Arts and Sciences kid, can be intimidating. Through stunning glass doors on the ground floor, around a crowd of spiffily-dressed Whartonites, is the paradise that is Joe's Cafe. The place is objectively nice, Penn Dining or otherwise.
This time on People that Went to Penn, we’re looking back a couple (hundred) years to one of our most interesting alumni. John Croghan, a graduate of Penn Med Class of ’13 (1813 that is) was the proud owner of the longest cave in the United States. If, like us, you have no idea what/where the longest cave in America is...it's Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.