Penn First Plus (P1P) is the hub of activities and services for students who are first in their families to attend college and/or who come from modest financial backgrounds.

P1P offers an extensive living resource document to assist students with any concerns or challenges this semester or beyond.

Additional support can be found navigating:

– Academics
– Finances

Students may also seek comfort and assistance in related campus offices or organizations including:

– The FGLI Program at the Greenfield Intercultural Center
– PENNCAP
– Penn First, the student umbrella organization
– FGLIQ, for queer first-generation students

Online Learning Initiatives Hub@Penn provides comprehensive resources for the Class of ’24.

Penn is home to more than 700 registered student organizations – featured and searchable at the Penn Clubs website. Student groups continue to operate and grow remotely, following the Campus Compact and related guidelines for organizations.

Office of Student Affairs staff is available via email, and an FAQ may answer many student questions about club activity this semester.

Spring Activities Fair
Jan 26 – 28 from 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Jan 27 from 8:00am – 10:00am
All questions can be directed to sacfair@sacfunded.net.

Student Disabilities Services (SDS) works closely with students who self-identify in order to ensure equal access to all University programs, activities, and services. Staff are available by phone (215-573-9235) and by email, meeting with students via virtual platforms and (if necessary) in-person to answer questions and provide information about accessibility and accommodations for Penn students.  

Resources for Sophomores can be found at: 

– Class of 2023 Board 
– Second Year Experience, including signature events like Sophomore Day and U-Night.
 – Penn Traditions

Penn Traditions

Resources and guidance for seniors can be found on the Class of 2021 Facebook page, Instagram

Penn Traditions

Resources for juniors can be found on the Class of 2022 Facebook page and by email.