Aug
18
Move-In for Specific Populations
Move in for specific populations (Newly Admitted International Students, FGLI, Exchange/IGSP, and Transfer students.) Welcome home!
Upcoming Events
Aug
19
First-Year Move In
First-year students move into their College Houses. Welcome Home!
Aug
20
New Student Orientation Begins
New Student Orientation gives new Quakers an opportunity to get acquainted with the University and with their new classmates.
Aug
21
Returning Students Move In
It's time for returning students to move back in to their College Houses! Welcome home!
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News & Announcements
Stouffer Fellow named William T. Grant Scholar
Prof. Ericka Weathers, a Stouffer College House Fellow, was named one of this year's William T. Grant Scholars.
Finding Common Ground in KCECH
Kings Court English College House is host to the SNF Paideia "Finding Common Ground" Program Community. This new program creates spaces in which first-year students are committed to discussing controversial topics in a respectful, engaging way.
Benjamin Franklin Scholars receives $8M endowment
The Benjamin Franklin Scholars program has been gifted with $8 million by the Robert K. Johnson Foundation.
Program Communities at Gregory
Film Culture
The Film Culture Program (FCP) at Gregory College House offers a one-of-a-kind residential experience for students who are passionate about film and filmmaking.
Film Culture
About Gregory
Gregory is a really special place on campus! It’s a close-knit community where it’s easy to find people to connect with, especially if you haven’t quite found your group at Penn yet. The house has a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to build genuine relationships with others. Since it’s a four-year College House, you get to meet and live with students from all years and majors, which adds a lot of depth and variety to the community. What really stands out about Gregory is its strong commitment to culture and the variety of human experiences. It’s not just something we talk about, it’s something that really shapes how we live and interact here.