Events Archive

Join us for an interactive show-and-tell featuring rocks and minerals from all over the world led by KCECH House Director, Krimo Bokreta.

Drop by to get your bike tuned-up for free to make sure you're ready for spring and summer cycling! The Wheelhouse is a student-run repair service and cycling community. For Earth Week, we're hosting a free repair night with walk-in hours between 5 - 7 PM on Friday April 25th at Resurrection Church (42nd and Pine). All are welcome. Bike repair tools and stands provided; no registration required—just bring yourself and your bike!

Join Penn Traditions for an alumni networking event celebrating Earth Week! This event is designed to connect current students with Penn Alumni to learn more about how to incorporate sustainability into their future careers.

Dr. Mary-Louise Timmermans will introduce the dynamics of a major feature of the Arctic system: the wind-driven Beaufort Gyre, and explore the significant changes currently unfolding in the region.

Twelve Earth & Environmental Science seniors will present their thesis work in a research poster session. All are welcome.

Who would have thought that bioplastics were easy to make? Drop by to learn about the process and fold origami with sheets of this material made at the Materials Library.

GreenFest is a long-running Penn tradition for student organizations to share their visions and projects related to environmental sustainability.

Join the Penn Institute for Urban Research (Penn IUR) for the 20th Annual Urban Leadership Forum: Urban Leadership for the 21st Century with a welcome by University of Pennsylvania President J. Larry Jameson and remarks by the 2025 Lawrence C. Nussdorf Urban Leadership Prize winners.