The best part of going to the University of Pennsylvania was the lifelong friends I made. We stayed together for homecoming in Nov 2021 at AKA Rittenhouse Square. It is luxurious with a perfect location. We went across the street to The Love restaurant and walked to campus for the football game.
I spoke at RealArts@Penn, part of the Kelly Writers House, with students who are aspiring writers.
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Penn Homecoming 2021 at AKA Rittenhouse Square
Lisa Ellen Niver
The best part of going to the University of Pennsylvania was the lifelong friends I made. We stayed together for homecoming in Nov 2021 at AKA Rittenhouse Square. It is luxurious with a perfect location. We went across the street to The Love restaurant and walked to campus for the football game.
I spoke at RealArts@Penn, part of the Kelly Writers House, with students who are aspiring writers.
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