Making Connections
My job was to seek out the homeless, and talk to them.
Fine ’09 Meets Online
Freshmen orient themselves online
LEAPP of Faith
A new program at the School of Medicine is betting that matching students with chronically ill patients, who they then follow throughout their four-year curriculum, will help them to become better doctors.
A Walk in the Woods
An Alaska native returns to find her old path gone.
In Praise of Vanity
Penn Reading Project pick: Franklin’s autobiography
Building a Better Mousetrap, Hip Implant, Beach Towel …
Better minesweeper takes PennVention prize
Strangers and Friends
A chance encounter on a train transforms a trip.
Applying Themselves
Two well-meaning parents get swept up in college-admissions insanity.
Spring Break With a Difference
In search of civil-rights history
Flake Factor
Sizing up a new cereal bar.
The Seamier Side of Sharing
Facing the music on downloading?
New Policy To Make Students Feel At Home
New guidelines allow gender-neutral housing
Marshall-ing Its Resources for Academic Honors
Two students win Marshall scholarships
Student Faces Murder Charges
Wharton student charged in murder
Barefoot Ballet
The Pennguinettes have been kicking up their heels since 1946.
Remember the Reunion
The 70 members of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity who went to fight in World War II wrote hundreds of letters for The Delta Pen, a newsletter created by Henry A. Pope W’43. A new book collects some of them.
New Resources for Academic Success
Weingarten Learning Resources Center opens
Fall Foliage
Election Season
Summons to an Academic Adventure
Gutmann to new students: Move to Penn “major upgrade”
Hospitality, Latin Style
La Casa Latina at five
It’s Official: No Grad Union
NLRB rules against union in Penn case
Pitch Perfect in Beijing
After several tries, Penn’s Glee Club finally gets to China.
Labor Board Says No to Grad Unions
NLRB rules against grad-student unions.