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Civic Scholars: A “Galvanizing” Program
New four-year program combines service and scholarship
But Where Do They Go to Sleep?
No kitchen-sink studies? College Houses offer everything but
The Way In
Far from home, finding the confidence to be oneself.
Senior Moments
Remembering those first days in college while approaching the last.
Early Admissions: Whose Advantage?
Penn will maintain Early Decision program in admissions
Keeping Penn in the Family
Legacies program supplements alumni parents’ “antiquated” tales
A View for All Seasons
The passage of the seasons in the Upper Quad
Into the Woods
Retracing John McPhee’s steps in the Pine Barrens.
Freshman Reading: Creativity in the Digital Age
Lessig: “Question what everyone else says is right”
“What Free Time?”
Webcasts let incoming freshmen “hear a voice and see a face”
Out of the Engineering Lab and into the Village
Engineering students volunteer for water project in Honduras
Eating Dirt for the Disc
Fools Fest is 72 hours of living, sleeping, and eating Ultimate Frisbee.
Life Lessons from a Coach
What a non-basketball-playing English major learned from Fran Dunphy.
Desi Dancing the Night Away
Getting down with Dhamaka
Lifting the Burden of School Loans
Penn replaces loans with grants for incomes under $50,000
Pocket Change
How a parent lost his wallet—but found something worth much more—at Penn.
The Times and the Times
The personal is still political.
Showcasing Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate researchers get CUREJ
At Five, Some Gains and Growing Pains
Asian American student group marks fifth anniversary
Room With a View
A picture worth two words: “Close curtains.”
Keeping up with the Freshmen
For this senior, a little forced socializing goes a long way.
A Four-Year “Road Trip” Begins
Convocation: “The ride of your lives is about to begin.”
After Katrina, Penn asks: “What Can We Do?”
Hurricane relief efforts