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Good Morning! Welcome to Gregory! Please grab a donut, coffee or hot chocolate to help with your first day of classes!
Please join your House Director Alize, for a chance to get social! Swing by to meet the crew, eat tasty food, and pick up a free Gregory sweater! Where: (Class of 1925' Basement) Dark Room Cafe Date: August 28th Time:6:00PM until Food and Supplies last!
Need the perfect finishing touches for your room? Join residents from Gregory, Du Bois, and Stouffer College Houses for a fun and productive shopping trip to IKEA! Whether you’re hunting for stylish décor, cozy bedding, practical storage solutions, or everyday essentials, this trip is the perfect chance to get everything you need to make your space feel like home. Bring your shopping list, a few friends (or make some new ones along the way), and enjoy a day of furnishing, decorating, and bonding with your fellow College House residents. By the time we return, your room will be ready to welcome you for the semester ahead! Registration is Requested - Please connect with your College House to register for this program.
Welcome to Gregory! We are excited for you to start your journey with us. Please join your Directors, Alize and Simon, for a welcome back dinner at the New Delhi Restaurant. Please scan QR Code to secure your seat. Look out for a confirmation email!
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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.