By Quan Nguyen ·
06/02/11 12:00am
Three PennDesign students are finalists Walt Disney Imagineering’s 20th ImagiNations design competition for their "Finding Nemo" theme restaurant.
By Grace Ortelere ·
06/02/11 12:00am
Penn was rated one of the seven best colleges nationwide for free speech by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.
By Grace Ortelere ·
05/16/11 12:00am
At Penn's 255th Commencement, actor Denzel Washington spoke of the risks he took in his life and the failures he experienced.
By Bridget McGeehan ·
05/15/11 12:00am
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Jennifer Egan and poet Sam Donsky read selections from their work Saturday.
By Elizabeth Horkley ·
05/13/11 12:00am
Four years after they were hand–selected from the admitted class of 2011, Penn’s pioneering class of Civic Scholars are preparing themselves for graduation.
By Breanne Medford ·
05/13/11 12:00am
Recently, the Multicultural Greek Council announced newly elected members to its 2011-12 executive board. Jae Barchus, a College junior and member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. was elected president of the MGC.
By Jessica Yu ·
05/13/11 12:00am
Second-year PennDesign student Michael Marfione’s thesis — an 11-minute remake of Fellini’s 8 1/2 harem scene — won this year’s $10,000 Toby Devan Lewis Fellowship prize, which is given to 10 students at 10 schools in the country.
By Rachel Finkel ·
05/13/11 12:00am
English lecturer Kenneth Goldsmith performed his poems with a unique twist at the White House on Wednesday as part of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Evening of Poetry.”
By Hayley Brooks ·
05/12/11 12:00am
Hemo's, known for its sandwiches and hot sauce, will move from its truck to restaurant space and expand its menu options this summer.
By Eillie Anzilotti ·
05/13/11 12:00am
Pulitzer winner and 1985 College graduate Jennifer Egan reflects on her time at Penn.
By Krystal Bonner ·
05/13/11 12:00am
As Penn’s chapter of the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project, the group assists Iraqis who fled Iraq because of threats to their safety. These refugees were either employed by American or international forces during the war or feared persecution for their ethnicity or religion.
By Arielle Fogel ·
04/28/11 12:00am
Wednesday morning, juniors in matching red shirts, canes and straw hats marched down Locust Walk to be proclaimed seniors by Penn President Amy Gutmann.
By Julie Xie ·
04/27/11 12:00am
While Penn policies on free speech and open expression have allowed students to speak out about race, they have also sparked campus-wide controversies.
