University of Pennsylvania Department of Mathematics

The Mathematics Department is located together with the Department of Physics and Astronomy in David Rittenhouse Laboratory (DRL), named after America's first astronomer and instrument maker. DRL is located at 33rd and Walnut Streets, at the east end of the Penn campus. It houses lecture rooms on its first floor, and smaller classrooms and seminar rooms, as well as faculty and graduate student offices, throughout the rest of the building.

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The Mathematics Department is located together with the Department of Physics and Astronomy in David Rittenhouse Laboratory (DRL), named after America's first astronomer and instrument maker. DRL is located at 33rd and Walnut Streets, at the east end of the Penn campus. It houses lecture rooms on its first floor, and smaller classrooms and seminar rooms, as well as faculty and graduate student offices, throughout the rest of the building.

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