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Finally! Sharing in Penn students’ abbreviation obsession, University officials have just announced that after nearly a century, the Red and the Blue shall become just the Purple!
I really couldn’t imagine myself being any happier here at Penn. I’m so lucky to be in a place that not only allows me to excel academically, but also elevate and find more new interests and passions than my peers!
With midterm season in full swing, sometimes it might feel like the work is never-ending. Assignments are getting longer and more complicated, harder to finish in one go the night before they're due. It can be hard to find the motivation just to get started.
Inspired by the recent record turnout for free flu shots, Student Health Services has begun offering vaccines for those who have come down with the “Freshman Plague.”
Arth 478: Exploration of Renaissance Art meets every Monday and Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Jaffe Building. And during every lecture at precisely 1:52 p.m., like clockwork, Jackson Moore (C '19) can be seen by his classmates packing up his belongings and walking out the door. A thorough investigation of Moore was recently conducted, following him on a few of his outings in order to finally discover his whereabouts. The findings have been published below:
When President Gutmann announced that all sophomores will be required to live on campus beginning in 2021, the reaction could not have been more positive. Students were incredibly excited that the University was taking steps to “strengthen the sense of community among first- and second-year students, promote students’ achievement and well-being, as well as enhance support for students’ academic and social lives.”
Mark your calendars for October 14th! Aside from being National Dessert Day, this Sunday marks the last day you’re allowed to make small talk with people about fall break.
Penn’s improv group "Without a Net" might soon be needing a new name, as they have finally received the funds necessary for their very own net. While today the group is known for performing improv comedy, Without a Net was originally founded in the 80s as an advocacy group dedicated to the safety of window-washers around campus, who were never supplied nets.