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Everyone has to start somewhere. For professor and new comic George Torsk, that somewhere is behind a podium in Stiteler Lecture Hall B26.
Hey mom, it’s me. I know you’re across the country, but can you come get me? There aren’t any kids drinking alcohol at this party.
Allison Campos (C ‘20) is all about efficiency when it comes to getting the job done. One of her best ideas included taping a study guide behind a treadmill at the gym so she could literally run from her problems for motivation.
Everyone has a hero. Victoria Rivers was so inspired when Ted Mosby became the youngest person to ever design a skyscraper in NYC that she declared her major right after the episode aired.
Penn Bookstore or Niagara Falls? While the store has recently reopened after suffering flooding, it appears the effects of the waters are not going away anytime soon.
“The struggle is real,” according to College freshman Scott Rohde. Rohde came to college single and ready to mingle; he felt fully prepared for anything life threw at him. However, all of that preparation came to a grinding halt. He never realized his biggest challenge in college would be the residential housing system.
Sorry fraternity pledges, but your startup is about to go under. Starting Monday, Amazon Prime is taking over all big/little week deliveries.
Rush can be a difficult process to figure out: there are so many people to meet, houses to visit, and local food product placement. It can all be confusing, but no need to worry! UTB has created a comprehensive guide to help you through one of the most complicated and critical to understand aspects of fraternity rush: the house architecture.
As The Daily Pennsylvanian reported early last year, visitors to the bookstore can expect to see many changes. As students returned to school a few weeks ago, they were incredibly excited to welcome back the bookstore’s infamous escalators Ernie and Carla, who just returned from their semester abroad.
You're a mean one, Mr. CITsender
While you are probably very excited for the long winter break, remember that the break gives a lot of time for your parents and extended family members to ask questions about how your semester went.
So, you’ve picked up your boxed dinner from &Pizza. Now comes the fun part: how to get that eighth geometric wonder of the world back home to safety. There are a variety of techniques you can use to transport your &Pizza box to its final destination. Each method comes with its own pros and cons — none will be cool.
It was recently reported that more and more Penn students are choosing majors rooted in the natural sciences as fewer are selecting ones based in the humanities.
DRL Lecture Hall A3 recently went from learning-field to battlefield. As a midterm for Astronomy 533 was well underway, Professor Henry Glack made the critical mistake of leaving the room in the middle of the exam.
Okay, I have a question. How does one identify a hell week if... uhhh... they’re all are kind of terrible? It's a paper and two midterms one week, three assignments the next, then two essays, and so on and so forth until you’ve gone through so many papers that you begin to think you’re actually the biggest threat to the rainforests.
In a recent study, David Rittenhouse Laboratories was reported to have the highest (hand) foot (and mouth) traffic of any academic building. The study found that most of this traffic comes from the DRL bathrooms, which were found to have a higher attendance than the lecture halls.
New job alert! Penn A Cappella group Counterparts is currently looking for someone to oversee and maintain all of their instruments.
According to eyewitness reports, Joseph Sockless (W '19) abruptly started sentences with “alright…” four separate times last night while attempting to leave a group of friends in order to lie in bed restlessly for hours.
Someone call Tim Gunn! College sophomore Sasha Harrington has reportedly left her room wearing something other than her pajamas for the first time in three weeks.
With midterm season in full swing, many Penn professors are looking for innovative ways to make things more interesting for themselves. For example, one Wharton professor replaced her midterm with a class game of monopoly where only the winner received a passing grade.