Weitzman School Information Technology (IT) Services - Weitzman School’s IT Services provides technical support for all Weitzman School students. Visit their website for information on: computing policies; printing and plotting tips, fees, and policies; see schedules for the Meyerson Hall and Addams Hall computer labs; and reserve equipment.
Weigle Information Commons - Located on the first floor of the Van Pelt Dietrich Library Center, the Weigle Information Commons (WIC) is open to all Penn students Monday-Friday 8:30am-6pm. The Vitale Digital Media Lab, which is open Monday-Friday 9am-5:45pm, is located inside the WIC and provides many services to Penn students including free video/audio equipment rentals, poster printing for a fee, group study room reservations (some with installed video technology), and document, large-scale, slide, and film scanning.
SAS Computing MultiMedia Services - Located in David Rittenhouse Laboratories, 209 S. 33rd Street, MultiMedia Services offers computer lab access to all Penn students. These computer labs have computers with ArcGIS and other software installed, but please note that Adobe Creative Suite is not available in these labs.
Bicycle Resources
Policies and Safety - All you need to know about biking around campus can be found here.
Penn Campus Bike Map - Go to the Penn Campus Map here, and then click the “Biking Penn” button just above the map to see the biking-related items, such as bike lanes, racks, and repair station locations.
Bike Repair Stations - The stations include all of the tools necessary to perform basic repairs and maintenance, from changing a flat to adjusting brakes and derailleurs. Hanging your bike from the hanger arms allows the pedals and wheels to spin freely while making adjustments. There are three (3) bike repair stations on campus:
Bike Sharing Stations - The Penn Community can take advantage of the City of Philadelphia's integrated bike share system, Indego. This program features over 600 self-service bicycles and 70 bike share stations throughout Philadelphia. Three stations are located on campus: at 40th and Spruce, near the University City Station Regional Rail Station, and 36th and Sansom. For more information about Indego, station locations throughout the City, membership registration, or a map of the city-wide docking stations, visit Philadelphia's bike share program website at www.RideIndego.com.
Penn Shuttles and Buses - Shuttle service is available to anyone with a PennCard and provides transportation free of charge to and from Transit Stops and West Philadelphia, Center City and Powelton Village, within defined boundaries. Penn Transit schedules can be seen here and a live map of all Penn Transit routes and stops can be seen on www.pennrides.com. There are also on-call shuttles that operate as requested by patrons and can be requested by calling (215) 898-RIDE (7433). Penn Bus East and Penn Bus West operate Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 12 a.m., year round except for holidays observed by the University of Pennsylvania. The Penn Bus will pick up and deliver passengers only at designated Transit Stops on campus and at any intersection with a stop sign or light along its off-campus route.
Penn Accessible Transit (PAT) - Penn Accessible Transit (PAT) is a service of Penn Transit, which provides transportation within service boundaries for persons with disabilities. To obtain pre-approval to use PAT, students should contact the Office of Student Disabilities Services at 215-573-9235.
Public Transportation Student Discounts - Penn offers discounts to full-time students for SEPTA and New Jersey Transit. Please see the Penn Transit Services website for more information on purchasing a PennPass.
Penn Walking Escort Service - The 24/7 Walking Escort Service offers public safety officers as walking escorts to all locations between 30th and 43rd Streets and Market Street to Baltimore Avenue. Additionally, escorts are available from 10:00am until 3:00am between 30th and 50th Streets and Spring Garden Street to Woodland Avenue via the University’s partnership with the University District Ambassador Program. Call 215-898-WALK (9255) to request a walking escort 24/7.
Parking
Philadelphia Residential Parking Permits - Students living off-campus on a street with permit parking can see how to apply for a residential parking permit here.
Penn Campus Parking Permits - Students may purchase a campus parking permit on an annual or semester basis through CampusExpress. For more information about applying for a permit and the associated fees, please see the Penn Parking Services website.
Street Parking - While there is no free parking accommodations on campus, there is plenty of street metered parking.This parking is usually limited to two hour blocks and must be paid for via the nearby parking kiosk. Be sure to pay close attention to the street parking signs as each block may have different restraints.
Parking Near Meyerson Hall - Along with street parking, there are a few nearby lots.
Chestnut 34 located on the N.E. corner of 34th & Chestnut St.
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