University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia

... delightful! (You can see pictures of the place by image Googling, kimmel center philadelphia). I had been staying in the delightful section of Philadelphia known as Mt. Airy, and in a house on Mt. Pleasant street, no less. When I went to leave I stopped ...

... very big on promoting collaboration between the different areas of study whenever feasible. For lunch I decided to give another one of Philadelphia's top sandwich shops a try.  I spent about forty minutes walking to find Geno's Steaks.  Their ...

Philadelphia - theatre of arts (or so I think). Well Philadelphia was a little bit of a surprise. University of Arts, The Kimmel Center for Performing Arts.... Very quaint little City, and a lot of history, and at one stage the capital city of the ...

... that no pretty visa is added to the passport). A week or so ago, we reported to the travel clinic at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. We had a marathon session with an exceptional counselor (Jim), who I met with a year ago in advance of ...

In West Philadelphia....Hospital of the University of Philadelphia (HUP) I drove to Philadelphia from East Windsor, New Jersey not a bad journey out at 6am but a bit crazy getting home at 5pm! The first day at HUP was inspirational! The OT in the ...

I had a fantastic second day at HUP. They are such a great team of therapists! Very rehabilitation focused; as we should be; our unique selling point as Occupational Therapists (OT) and Physiotherapists / Physical Therapists (PT) is complex ...

... liked to have seen the bell... but, oh well, next time maybe :) The theatre we were playing was the Irvine Auditorium at University of Pennsylvania. The space was gorgeous. Not a lot of stage or wing space, but the theatre itself was stunning. Clearly it ...

Our travels took us from Connecticut to Philadelphia to visit the University of Pennsylvania on Walnut Street.  The school is quite spread out and seems significantly larger than Yale by comparison.  Drexel University is also nearby, which ...

... the Mutter Museum, nestled inside a perfectly noble looking old academic building that houses the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. The museum -- a gloriously jumbled collection of medical specimens exhibiting the dizzying number of horrible things ...

... earlier.  City Hall looks luxurious - with statue of  William Penn right on top.  After all William Penn, founder of Philadelphia, helped lay-out this city.  I am not sure what he would think if he sees the modern Philadelphia.  ...