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College podcast features College Houses in new episode

The first episode of the College Voices podcast's new season talks about the College Houses as a way for Penn students to build community and find their way at the University.

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Making a College House a Home

Prof. Carol Muller, Faculty Director of Riepe College House, spoke with Penn Today about what it's like to live with undergraduates and how a College House can make the transition to life at Penn a more rewarding experience.

Prof. Carol Muller, Faculty Director of Riepe College House

Program Communities at Gregory

Language and Cultures Program: Casa Hispanica

The Spanish House at Gregory (Casa Hispanica) offers students exposure to Spanish language, culture, and film.

Language and Cultures Program: Casa Hispanica
Language and Cultures Program: Deutsches Haus

The German House at Gregory (Deutsches Haus) offers students exposure to German language, film, and culture.

Language and Cultures Program: Deutsches Haus
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
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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.