Jeremy Jick
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PennDesign brings new cafe to Meyerson Hall
As soon as next week, students will have a new convenient option for breakfast, lunch or dinner on campus. The “PennDesign Café” is scheduled to open in the lower level of Meyerson Hall as soon as next Friday.
Bon Appétit shifts to bring local options
Come this Valentine’s Day, students will be able to purchase gourmet cupcakes for their friends from a local dessert boutique using their Dining Dollars.
Athletics Eco-Reps tackle new initiatives
One of the Athletics Eco-Reps’ most significant accomplishments this semester has been the ShoeBox Recycling program.
Students and faculty work together to make courses sustainable
This past summer, ISAC had six students working with 10 faculty members on the Integrating Sustainability Across the Curriculum program this summer. The program paired members of faculty with summer student interns to research sustainability as it relates to the course material and incorporate it into the curriculum.
Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology construction nearly over
The construction of the Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology on Walnut Street is almost complete. It will be opening on November 7.
New apartment building will come to Market Street
The University City Science Center announced earlier this month that it will begin construction of a new 27-story apartment building at 3601 Market Street in Fall 2013.
Rep. Allyson Schwartz leads Affordable Care Act discussion
On Friday, Penn’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics hosted a health policy seminar with Democratic Rep. Allyson Schwartz of Pennsylvania’s 13th district to discuss the future of health care with the PPACA in place.
Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club brings firms and students together
The conference featured panels and a case competition hosted by leading global management firm Oliver Wyman.
Civic House hosts panel on Pennsylvania voter ID law
Though Pennsylvania courts issued an injunction to the voter ID law this Tuesday, the Civic House hosted a panel discussion of the law as part of its “Think About It” initiative Thursday night.
