University of Pennsylvania Campus

All I can say is: WOW!

Most students begin their journey at Penn in one of our undergraduate schools, but once on campus, may take courses in all four. Regardless of school or major, all Penn undergraduates are able to explore and understand our world through an arts and sciences foundation, while students in the College of Arts and Sciences have the option to also explore the core areas in nursing, engineering, and business. Penn’s organization makes it possible for students to sample from among more than 4,200 courses (including offerings in more than 40 languages), choose from a variety of interdisciplinary minors, and pursue more than one degree.

Our residential dining cafés are all-you-care-to-eat, meaning a guest can eat as much or as little as they like. Penn has four residential cafés throughout campus. Guests who have dining plans, which are comprised of various amounts of visits (also known as “meals” or “swipes”) and Dining Dollar$, will have one visit deducted from their balances each time they enter the all-you-care-to-eat café. To gain entry, the guest’s PennCard is swiped at the entrance of each all-you-care-to-eat dining café, where the visit is deducted electronically.

Another look at the Ground Floor Jon M Huntsman Hall University of Pennsylvania

Jelani show you some parts of the Hill College House, including the patio, kitchen and the atrium.

Open Fall 2016, the New College House is the first residential building designed to support Penn’s College House vision. Students can live, study, dine, and socialize in state-of-the-art facilities. The room types consist of suite-style living with private bedrooms.

I work in an entrepreneurship building so i am in the 4th floor the graduate schoool of business.

A look from the outside of John M Hunstman Hall

View of Fraternities that sit on campus University of Pennsylvania

Hill House is a vibrant residential community with a special commitment to first year students. The House Dean, Faculty Director, House Fellows, Resident Advisor and Graduate Associates are dedicated to providing residents with personal and professional assistance to successfully transition to University life both intellectually and socially. Internationally renowned architect Eero Saarinen, whose design concept was grounded in the idea of a small village, self-sufficient, inward-focused and protected, designed Hill House with spaces that foster communication, collaboration and community. Students are drawn to this community for the sense of belonging and personal relationships fostered by the architecture.

Jelani show you the view of the Patio of Jon M Hunstman Hall.

jelani gives you some more context on Recitation at UPenn

Jelani raves about the views at UPenn

Here is another view of Hill Dining hall

Check out some of the dining options in town!

Let's take a walk through Philly and see what we can find!

One of the hidden gems at UPenn!