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Eat. Sleep. Penn.
Gregory College House
Program Communities:• Film Culture Program• Modern Languages Program
(Arabic House, Casa Hispanica, Chinese House, Deutsches Haus and Maison Française)
A quirky and proudly idiosyncratic alternative to the larger College Houses
• Four Year House
• Total student population: 241
• First year students in residence: 112
House Spotlight:• Manager Mayhem: BYOM, Breaks, Sips,
and DwG
New College House
Program Community:• Science Project Initiative Group
(SPRInG: A Student-Designed Community)
Global engagement, environmental sustainability, and research toward a better tomorrow
• Four Year House
• Total student population: 344
• First year students in residence: 100
House Spotlight:• Global Citizenship Forum• What Matters? Pop-Up Dialogues
W.E.B. Du Bois College House
House Spotlight:• OUR STORY Mentorship Program
• Thanksgiving Family Dinner
A hub of African and African American scholarship and culture
• Four Year House
• Total student population: 159
• First year students in residence: 39
Program Community:• Zulu In Residence
Stouffer College House
House Spotlight:• Stouffer Outdoors
• Cookies with Phil & Amy
Nothing comes closer to home
• Four Year House
• Total student population: 282
• First year students in residence: 71
Hill College House
Program Community:• Benjamin Franklin Scholars (BFS)
Empower. Explore. Engage. Express.
• First Year House
• Total student population: 505
• First year students in residence: 466
House Spotlight:• Pajama Jam• Get Fit with Dean D.
Kings Court English College House
Program Communities:• Science & Technology Wing (STWing)• Biosphere: The Active Experience• Huntsman Program for International Studies and Business
• Perspectives in the Humanities• Women in Computer Science (WiCS)
A focus on Science, Tech, Engineering and Math• First Year House
• Total student population: 334
• First year students in residence: 286
House Spotlight:• Robotics Fair, Biosphere Summit,
Penn Authors Forum• KCECH Day
Fisher Hassenfeld College House
Program Communities:• First Generation, First Step• Goldberg Media and Communications • Policy, Politics and Social Change• Scientific Adventures• Music and Social Change
Fostering engagement with public affairs and public culture
• First Year House
• Total student population: 458
• First year students in residence: 433
House Spotlight:• Dinner for Ten• Affinity Space Night
Riepe College House
Program Communities:• Living Cultures Residential Program• Mentors Program• Digital Humanities
A family of friends celebrating good food and good times
• First Year House
• Total student population: 461
• First year students in residence: 436
House Spotlight:• Italian Table• Coffee Open House
Ware College House
Program Communities:• Arts and Well Being• Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship• Penn Women in Leadership• Study of Infectious Diseases• Women in Science
Join the Ware Wolf Pack• First Year House
• Total student population: 532
• First year students in residence: 505
House Spotlight:• Dinner with Interesting People• Dinner with Friends
College Houses: Here for You
• Faculty Director & College House Fellows, faculty members from across Penn’s schools, live in the Houses to bring the life of the University home to their residents
• House Deans and their GA and RA staff forge personal relationships with residents, providing programming and day-to-day assistance
• College House Technology Staff available to provide technical assistance when and where you need it
College Houses: Here for You
• Academic support programs
• Health and wellness initiatives
• Educational, social, and cultural events
• In-House academic advising
• Community and personal support
WE’VE GOT YOU COVEREDSO YOU CAN #LIVEPENN
Residential ServicesLet us worry about your residential essentials:• Housing assignments &
room changes• Move-in and Move-out• Information centers and
room & building access• Laundry and mail services
First-Year Communities(Hill, Kings Court English, and the Quad Houses: Fisher Hassenfeld, Riepe, and Ware)
• Large communities of first-year students
• Traditional residence hall style housing
• Shared bathrooms located in hallways
• Each has a dining facility located in the building
Four-Year Houses(Gregory, Stouffer, New, and W.E.B. Du Bois College Houses)
• Integrated communities of first through fourth-year students
• Mix of suite-style and traditional-style rooms
• Mix of private and shared bathrooms
• Access to Community Kitchens
AmenitiesFrom House to House, there are many different amenities. ALL HOUSES
• Information desk & 24 Hour security• Electronic locks to building, room and bedroom• Free laundry facilities
• Free Wi-Fi and cable TV• Mail and package rooms
ADDITIONAL AMENITIES CAN INCLUDE• Music practice rooms
• Exercise rooms
• Community kitchens
• Libraries
• Computer lab
• Seminar rooms
Community • Variety • Convenience#PennCraves
Penn Dining
At Penn Dining, We Crave:Community, Variety, & Convenience
• Students can choose between one of three of first-year dining plans on Campus Express.
• Each plan has the flexibility and convenience to meet students’ needs.
• Dining plans are a combination of visits and Dining Dollar$.
Residential Dining Cafes(1920 Commons, King’s Court English House, Hill House, New College House, McClelland Express, and Falk Kosher Dining)
Students can use their visits (also known as “swipes”) in any of our 6 All-You-Care-To-Eat residential cafes across campus.
Retail Dining Cafes(Houston Market, Gourmet Grocer, Mark’s, Accenture, Joe’s, McClelland Express, New College House Retail, Pret-a-Manger, Farmer’s Market)
Students can purchase an “on-the-go” meal, snack, or beverage with Dining Dollar$ at any of our 9 retail locations.
Students receive a 5% discount when they use their Dining Dollar$ at most retail locations.
Community, Variety, & Convenience
VARIETY• Cooking food from scratch with
fresh seasonal ingredients
• Serving a wide variety of menu
items at each meal
• On-campus Registered
Dietitian NutritionistCONVENIENCE
• Dining options available
between 7:30am-2:00am
• Mobile Ordering
• Green2Go
• Never more than 660 ft.
from one of our dining cafes
COMMUNITY• Quaker Kitchen
• Eat & Greet
• Food For Your Well-Being
Q&AContact information:
College Houses & Academic [email protected]
Residential [email protected]
Penn [email protected]
