as well as online sessions and virtual tours for those who cannot visit in person. The David & Susan Coulter Welcome Center serves as the primary hub for campus visits, allowing visitors to engage ...

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The “After Modernism” exhibit at the Arthur Ross Gallery inside the Fisher Fine Arts Library on Penn’s campus is a quick, free show. The landmark Frank Furness building, which houses the gallery, is ...

“Getting to go on tour and perform at Carnegie Hall is a dream come true.” Each year, nearly 1,000 young musicians audition for the National Youth Orchestra, submitting video recordings ...

Visit the main university buildings, student accommodation and sports facilities. If you can’t make an open day or an offer holder day, campus tours are a great way to get an idea of what it’s like to ...

Experience VR at one of 10 stations in our Virtual Reality Lab through a Meta Quest all-in-one headset. Headsets can be used wirelessly for greater freedom or wired to a PC for additional graphics ...

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Virtual tours also lead us to fish with the Elmolo community, check out Ogiek traditional fashions, meet with Samburu the butterfly people, learn of Kuria marriage tradition and even get ‘healed ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — With his flurry of tariffs, government layoffs and spending freezes, there are growing worries President Donald Trump may be doing more to harm the U.S. economy than to fix it.