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(12/03/15 10:34am)
Unfortunately, you can't eat a wall (unless it's drywall). Although we wish we could, it's apparently frowned upon to carve out a chunk for lunch—something about building stability. But fear not! While you may not be able to eat your favorite walls on campus, you can still lick them! Here are our personal favorites:
(12/03/15 10:45am)
Omelette with cheese!
(11/19/15 4:35am)
You walk into the newly opened Honeygrow at 38 and Walnut streets. “I had three Magic Carpet cookies today, so I want to be healthy and get a salad” you say to your friend.
(11/19/15 7:33pm)
Another entrepreneur drops out to pursue her new app where you write what kind of food you're in the mood for and it matches you with other people on campus who also want to eat that food (ok I'd probably download that) and makes it on the front page of the DP. I think we're all a little sick of celebrating these accomplishments, so for our yearbook issue we focused on some smartie pants seniors working to make the world a better, and healthier, place to live. Long hours in the lab or volunteering should be just as news-worthy, and today we make it so.
(11/20/15 7:27pm)
Cake Van Arkel (Jake Van Arkel)
(11/20/15 5:34am)
What does your dining hall say about you? You are what you eat…#judgingyou.
(11/12/15 10:05pm)
This coffee shop is a college student's dream,
(11/12/15 8:10am)
Quest Bars: How much can they charge for these before I stop buying them? Answer: $10
(10/29/15 8:15am)
So you missed the flu clinic at Houston and you’re feeling lazy. You’re a vibrant young adult, not a sickly child or grandpa. Why would you need to get vaccinated? Here are some specific people that need to make the hike to SHS or roll over to CVS and get a flu shot STAT.
(10/29/15 9:00am)
Do you love food so much that just the thought of it makes you want burst into songs of joy? Don't lie and say no, we know it does. Don't be embarrassed, here's what we sing to our food...
(10/22/15 7:06am)
Sometimes all you want is the good ol' favorite Peanut Butter and Jelly. And when we say “all you want” we mean you want nothing else. Here’s our guide on what to do when that happens, or when you’re just out of bread.
(10/22/15 8:09am)
Right across the street from where you went when you got MERTed, the smartest nerdz in the nation are actually contributing to society. Penn gets more than twice as much National Institute of Health (NIH) funding as those Harvard dummies, and there's some pretty cool shit going on. Since we're no longer Playboy's #1 party school (Ed. note: tear), here's some legitimately amazing stuff to brag about next time you see your parents or annoying pre–med friends from home.
(10/22/15 8:22am)
To maximize our chicken tasting experience, we tried the
top four chicken flavors offered between the two.
(10/15/15 8:24am)
It's okay, we can't cook either.
(10/15/15 8:24am)
In this week’s WOTS, you read about one student’s experience with a much too prevalent, life–threatening disease. Here’s some information on how to recognize if you or a friend is struggling with an eating disorder, quick facts and places to get help nearby.
(10/01/15 12:37am)
Little Baby’s Ice Cream: Venture way out there to this gourmet
ice cream shop for the most unique
flavors in town (or go to 1920
Commons, where they sell pints).
(09/30/15 9:26pm)
It’s 9pm on a Thursday, and I’m definition hangry. In preparation for my first Dim Sum Garden experience I ate lunch light and early, perhaps overcommitting to the cause. I keep reminding myself to relax my scowl and to stop speaking in fear of ruining friendships.
(09/30/15 7:24am)
As you walk into Philly’s premier Israeli restaurant, you find yourself greeted by friendly hostesses and funky beats. Passing by the bar, you notice jars of spices on display next to the wines and liqueurs. Choices such as tangier, apollonia, roses, black salt and, of course, zahav, all made by the New York spice shop La Boîte, line the wall. Peer into the open kitchen peeking out below Jerusalem–style stained glass windows. Look to your left to find a large photo of a bustling Israeli market—a nice reminder of Zahav’s inspiration.
(10/01/15 9:00am)
Pre-Med Girl: As soon as you get home from your wild night on the town, drink 16 mL H2O. Add 2 Emergen-C packets to another 16 mL H2O, drink that. Set alarm for 4 am. Wake up at 4, drink at least another 16 mL H2O. Wake up, feel great.
(10/01/15 1:37pm)
a. Double margarita with a salt rim