Penn announces results of Class of 2026 Early Decision Program nocred Penn announces results of Class of 2026 Early Decision Program Of the 7,795 applicants to The Early Decision Program, 1218 students from 42 states and 60 countries will be entering the Class of 2026.
College students have advice for Jerome Powell Penn In the News Axios College students have advice for Jerome Powell Liza Brover, a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, said the College Fed Challenge “is a window for the Fed to see how young people look at the economy. To that extent, people should care what we have to say about inflation and employment.” Therapy dogs help students relax and relieve stress Beau the English Labrador plays with students as they take a break from studying and enjoy therapy dogs on campus during the event, “Pawsitive Study Break”, sponsored by Wharton Undergraduate Division at Tannenbaum Quad. (Image: Sara Hoover, Wharton Undergraduate Division) Therapy dogs help students relax and relieve stress The Wharton School’s Undergraduate Division invited students to take a break from studying and enjoy therapy dogs on campus. Penn announces in-person Commencement ceremonies for those curtailed by COVID-19 Penn announces in-person Commencement ceremonies for those curtailed by COVID-19 The Class of 2020 Commencement Ceremony was moved to an online only event in May 2020. Now members of the Class of 2020, as well as graduate members of the Class of 2021, will get an in-person celebration. Dynamic duo: Football’s Ryan Cragun and Rory Starkey Jr. bond on the field and off Dynamic duo: Football’s Ryan Cragun and Rory Starkey Jr. bond on the field and off Although they come from different environments, the senior wide receivers on the football team have developed a close friendship since arriving on campus in 2018. Both are enrolled in the Wharton School. One stop for students’ financial questions Lyndsi Burcham (right) speaks with peer counselor Dana Kimmelman, in one of the Student Service Center’s “huddle rooms.” One stop for students’ financial questions Newly open this fall, the Student Service Center provides a single point of access for the bursar’s office, the registrar, and student financial aid ‘Gen Z is coming of age with real purpose’: College students set record for voting in 2020 election Penn In the News Boston Globe ‘Gen Z is coming of age with real purpose’: College students set record for voting in 2020 election Harrison Feinman, a College of Arts and Sciences senior and director of Penn Leads the Vote, said he was encouraged by the rise in voting among college students. “People are finally starting to understand about the importance of voting and how that is a form of activism,” he said. An engaging Family Weekend ahead An engaging Family Weekend ahead Fully virtual again this year, the annual celebration returns with information sessions, student performances, and a live campus update from Penn President Amy Gutmann. The new director of La Casa Latina creates ‘a sense of belonging' After earning a Ph.D. in Education, Krista Cortes returns to Locust Walk as the new director of La Casa Latina. The new director of La Casa Latina creates ‘a sense of belonging' As the new director of La Casa Latina, Krista Cortes brings a sense of inclusivity to welcome different people, cultures, races, and languages to the cultural resources center. Regional Roundup – 10/25/21 Penn In the News Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane (WHYY-FM) Regional Roundup – 10/25/21 Max Strickberger and Alan Jinich, seniors in the College of Arts and Sciences, spoke about their project “Generation Pandemic,” which documents COVID-19 experiences of young adults in the U.S. Load More
Therapy dogs help students relax and relieve stress Beau the English Labrador plays with students as they take a break from studying and enjoy therapy dogs on campus during the event, “Pawsitive Study Break”, sponsored by Wharton Undergraduate Division at Tannenbaum Quad. (Image: Sara Hoover, Wharton Undergraduate Division) Therapy dogs help students relax and relieve stress The Wharton School’s Undergraduate Division invited students to take a break from studying and enjoy therapy dogs on campus.
Penn announces in-person Commencement ceremonies for those curtailed by COVID-19 Penn announces in-person Commencement ceremonies for those curtailed by COVID-19 The Class of 2020 Commencement Ceremony was moved to an online only event in May 2020. Now members of the Class of 2020, as well as graduate members of the Class of 2021, will get an in-person celebration.
Dynamic duo: Football’s Ryan Cragun and Rory Starkey Jr. bond on the field and off Dynamic duo: Football’s Ryan Cragun and Rory Starkey Jr. bond on the field and off Although they come from different environments, the senior wide receivers on the football team have developed a close friendship since arriving on campus in 2018. Both are enrolled in the Wharton School.
One stop for students’ financial questions Lyndsi Burcham (right) speaks with peer counselor Dana Kimmelman, in one of the Student Service Center’s “huddle rooms.” One stop for students’ financial questions Newly open this fall, the Student Service Center provides a single point of access for the bursar’s office, the registrar, and student financial aid
‘Gen Z is coming of age with real purpose’: College students set record for voting in 2020 election Penn In the News Boston Globe ‘Gen Z is coming of age with real purpose’: College students set record for voting in 2020 election Harrison Feinman, a College of Arts and Sciences senior and director of Penn Leads the Vote, said he was encouraged by the rise in voting among college students. “People are finally starting to understand about the importance of voting and how that is a form of activism,” he said. An engaging Family Weekend ahead An engaging Family Weekend ahead Fully virtual again this year, the annual celebration returns with information sessions, student performances, and a live campus update from Penn President Amy Gutmann. The new director of La Casa Latina creates ‘a sense of belonging' After earning a Ph.D. in Education, Krista Cortes returns to Locust Walk as the new director of La Casa Latina. The new director of La Casa Latina creates ‘a sense of belonging' As the new director of La Casa Latina, Krista Cortes brings a sense of inclusivity to welcome different people, cultures, races, and languages to the cultural resources center. Regional Roundup – 10/25/21 Penn In the News Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane (WHYY-FM) Regional Roundup – 10/25/21 Max Strickberger and Alan Jinich, seniors in the College of Arts and Sciences, spoke about their project “Generation Pandemic,” which documents COVID-19 experiences of young adults in the U.S. Load More
An engaging Family Weekend ahead An engaging Family Weekend ahead Fully virtual again this year, the annual celebration returns with information sessions, student performances, and a live campus update from Penn President Amy Gutmann.
The new director of La Casa Latina creates ‘a sense of belonging' After earning a Ph.D. in Education, Krista Cortes returns to Locust Walk as the new director of La Casa Latina. The new director of La Casa Latina creates ‘a sense of belonging' As the new director of La Casa Latina, Krista Cortes brings a sense of inclusivity to welcome different people, cultures, races, and languages to the cultural resources center.
Regional Roundup – 10/25/21 Penn In the News Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane (WHYY-FM) Regional Roundup – 10/25/21 Max Strickberger and Alan Jinich, seniors in the College of Arts and Sciences, spoke about their project “Generation Pandemic,” which documents COVID-19 experiences of young adults in the U.S.