How Could He?! This International Student Still Hasn’t Registered to Vote
Can you believe it? David Gutierrez (E ’21) still hasn’t registered to vote.
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Can you believe it? David Gutierrez (E ’21) still hasn’t registered to vote.
Usually when Ryan Chi (E ’22) asks questions on Piazza for one of his CIS classes, he gets asked rhetorical questions or forwarded to older posts.
It’s been a rough semester for Tony Tran (E ’19).
Ever stared into someone’s soul while the elevator doors are closing? Tyler Liu (C ’20) knows that feeling all too well.
Career fairs always bring out some of Penn’s brightest, keenest individuals. However, some students take it to another level.
Most people are thankful that a Penn intern recently mapped edible shrubs along Locust. Not Jason Lee (C ’22), though.
In Pottruck, there’s the court for people who look like they know what they’re doing, the court for people who kind of know what they’re doing, and the court for people who don’t really play basketball at all.
Tyler Stones (C ’21) has missed every single 9 a.m. class this semester. It’s not for the reasons you might think, though.
“I never knew that someone could be robbed of that much time.”
Nick Menon (E ’21) was taking his daily stroll to DRL for an engineering lecture when he saw a large congregation of protesters near College Green.
Kevin Jeffress (E ’22) was off to a hot start at Penn. He had a seamless move-in experience, an unforgettable NSO, and managed to go to Pottruck every single morning for close to a month.
It seems like Penn is the perfect match for Andrew Green (W ’22). The New York City native let the world know on LinkedIn—roughly a week after being admitted—after he updated his headline to ’Incoming Finance Concentrator at the Wharton School’.
Leon Murphy (W ’19) is one of the greatest to ever do it. His professors and peers alike say he makes school look way too easy. In recent times, he has carried his family with his endless career prospects and success.
Marc Ross (W ’19) is tired of getting deceived. After failing to reconnect with a friend from Quaker Days, his plan for next year's living situation was in shambles.
It is a tradition in Spring arts shows for younger members in the groups to bid farewell to their senior counterparts, often accompanied by some light roasting. All fun and games, right?
Michael Richmond (E ’20) has been skipping a lot of his classes lately. After starting the semester on a good note, the early mornings and endless periods of procrastination have caught up to him. Or so everyone thinks.
Saturdays may be for the boys, but Fridays are for FNCE100 Professor Joe Harris’ office hours.
Tyler Reynolds (C ’19) has religiously followed Sixers basketball as long as anyone can remember. The team has gradually risen from the depths of despair and looks poised to do damage in the playoffs this year.
After several conversations with Joe Biden (who apparently does not like Mr. Trump), Amy Gutmann is finally moving on.
Recruiting season continues to get pushed earlier and earlier, and nobody is safe. Not even baby Quakers.