Author: Raymond Rorke
Is this Penn’s new extreme sport? A couple of castoffs from the Seventh Seal? Or is this how the bubble gets cleaned?
A couple of castoffs from the Seventh Seal?
Actually, I do have an idea what’s going on, and if you do too, send an email to alumni@ben.dev.upenn.edu. The first person to answer correctly will get a cool Penn Park memento courtesy of the Penn Alumni blog.
In the meantime, have a happy and safe Thanksgiving!
Filed under Campus Life, Penn Park, Raymond R., Sustainability at Penn
Author: Raymond R.
What a great Homecoming Weekend! I walked around campus with my iPhone and the video below captures what happened. Call it a “handheld homecoming” — a quick, pocket-sized excursion through the weekend that alums might like to share.
So much was happening, right from the start! The black-tie glamour of Friday evening’s Alumni Award of Merit Gala…The peaceful, early morning solemnity of the Lenape Land dedication ceremony at Penn Park…
Throughout the weekend, I was struck again and again by how warm and connected our alumni are, and how enthused they feel about tapping into the “real life” at Penn — all of the great things that are available on campus every day: our history, traditions, and diversity, our brilliant faculty and professionals, daily illuminating lectures, expressive arts, and a beautiful urban campus of architectural masterpieces as well as Penn Park. In addition, we share a genuine sense of community and service, always remain energized and forward-looking, and, of course, we get to interact with students, students, students!
No wonder we call this place (one that unites us like family) “home”…
If you returned to campus last weekend, you might already feel a bit nostalgic… If you weren’t here, perhaps this short peek at what turned out to be our best attended Homecoming Weekend ever will inspire you to come back to Penn next fall — or maybe even next week!
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