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In 1994 -- during the summer before College seniors Jesse Fuchs-Simon and Nicolas Cuttriss entered their freshman year of high school -- Jose Gabriel's parents brought their 11-year-old son to the United States to seek treatment for his diabetes. Their native Ecuador offered no resources to combat the disorder.
Tempers flared at Friday's Penn Forum debate when conservative activist David Horowitz took on an audience of mostly liberal students and two other panelists in a debate over slavery reparations.
Penn boxing instructor Ron Aurit says that if he were to die tomorrow, his obituary would read, "Ron taught boxing at Penn for 25 years."
Extraordinary.
She isn't Jerry Seinfeld, but she did jump-start her career when she opened for him in the early '90s.
College freshman Jonathan Lubin thinks he just may have the world's best pick-up line -- at least for today.
The Fox Leadership Program is involved in negotiations with Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) to have the former first lady speak at Penn this spring.
Performing Arts Council Chairman Ryan Baber recognized that Destination Hip Hop and Soundworks Tap Factory were unique dance troupes with both flair and talent.
Awards were given, speeches were made and drinks were spilled on several innocent bystanders as the Daily Pennsylvanian inaugurated its 118th Board of Editors and Managers on Saturday night.
His radiant smile.
When all three of Wharton sophomore Simina Cana's classes ended early yesterday, Cana said that she understood the reason all too well.
Weighing in with only 2.5 percent body fat, fourth-year orthopedic resident Brett Whitfield has a lofty task in front of him if he plans to approach the national average body fat level of 15-20 percent.
Penn students suggest everything from turning Afghanistan into a nuclear lake to ending the conflict through nonviolent discussion, but few of these recommendations reflect any sort of cultural understanding.
Every March, when intoxicated spring breakers from the United States invade Marcelo Miretti's native Mexico, he stops going out at night. The College junior just can't stand the vibe they bring south of the border.
Heidi Cruz, who graces the Pennsylvania Ballet's Web site with her bandanna and pierced belly button, epitomizes the image of young and hip.