Posted on May 19, 2015 by Jane Suh I like the comfort of knowing my surroundings. It is an innate human quality that has helped me to survive and thrive in different environments. My economics background has trained me to be direct and calculative. Thus, I have become accustomed to look forward when solving … Read more
Posted on May 18, 2015 by Allison Denenberg While most people are excited about the approach of warm weather, this time of year is particularly trying for animal shelters. In the spring and summer months, shelters across the country are flooded with litters of newly born kittens. Although being surrounded by hundreds of tiny balls … Read more
Posted on May 14, 2015 by I’Mani Sellers When Black students come to Penn, it is not an easy four years. There are many expectations put on students by their families, peers, and the outside world. Though Penn has a “LOVE” statue on campus Black students rarely find love here on campus. When coming into … Read more
Posted on May 13, 2015 by Kelsey Gliva Philadelphia is a town built for foodies. From five star culinary creations to the iconic cheesesteak, Philly offers some of the most delicious meals in the nation. But what’s a feast without a decadent finale? Lucky for us, Philly doesn’t stop short of dessert. Fear not, sugar … Read more
Portrait of Michael Buffer by Tony Ward, Copyright 1983