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Theo LeCompte never thought he’d stand on stage with a future president. But since the 2001 Engineering graduate left Penn, he’s moved from one political communications role to another, all the way up to Chief Operating Officer of the Democratic National Convention Committee. And this September, he found himself on the podium with President Barack Obama at the Charlotte, N.C. convention.
The Mariposa Food Co-op has taken flight as one of West Philadelphia’s only neighborhood grocery stores offering sustainable food.
With fears of retaliation from al Qaeda following Osama bin Laden’s death, one Penn Law group’s mission to resettle Iraq War refugees is more urgent than ever.
As the deadline to enroll in law schools approaches, many seniors are weighing the benefits of deferring their three-year commitment to studying law.
Beating the rain Saturday, over 250 people attended the Penn Dental School Oral Cancer Society’s third annual walk in Philadelphia to raise awareness and funds for a commonly undetected disease.
In an effort to address the lack of black male professors in colleges nationwide, Graduate School of Education Dean Andy Porter and professor Shaun Harper introduced the Grad Prep Academy in 2009.
Second-year Law School student Joe Friedman, who graduated from the College in 2009, was elected as the new chairman of the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly on Wednesday.
Future pre-med students may face a longer and more extensive Medical College Admission Test.
Students and faculty from the School of Social Policy and Practice and social work schools in the area crowded 30th Street Station Thursday morning as part of the first ever “Shout Out for Social Work.”
An increasing number of Penn students are looking to complete a law and a business degree in three years.
Over 430 suit-clad undergraduates, MBA students and professionals from around the world had Huntsman Hall bustling all day Saturday at the Wharton China Business Forum.
“We can all agree, Democrats and Republicans, that Barack Obama can deliver one heck of a speech,” said Penn History professor Mary Frances Berry, speaking at the Penn Bookstore Thursday about her latest book.
Last night, more than 150 enthusiastic Penn students and community members packed into Huntsman Hall to view President Barack Obama’s second State of the Union address as part of a joint event hosted by the Penn Democrats and Penn College Republicans.
Former Prime Minister of Spain Jose Maria Aznar’s visit to Huntsman Hall Friday received such a large attendance that half the audience had to watch Aznar speak from another room via video feed.
The 16th annual Wharton Asia Business Conference is being held today at the Hyatt at The Bellevue located at 200 South Broad St.
“I didn’t want to leave it up to the college professors,” said Daniel Chinburg, commenting on his motivations for starting a Tea Party branch on Penn’s campus last night at the Tea Party Debate.
Some of Penn’s more artistically inclined students spent Friday on the floor of Harrison College House while participating in the second annual Penn Campus Arts Crawl.