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Tony Sinanis, a student in a three-year program that allows people with full-time jobs as
educational leaders to attend GSE classes, was recently named New York State Elementary Principal of the Year.
Journalist and author Alan Light of “The Holy or the Broken: Leonard Cohen, Jeff Buckley and the Unlikely Ascent of ‘Hallelujah’” talked about Leonard Cohen’s popular single “Hallelujah” Thursday evening at the Kelly Writers House.
A distinguished activist, Sun attended the Clinton Global Initiative University, or CGI U, in Arizona this past weekend. Besides giving attendees the opportunity to spot celebrities such as Jimmy Kimmel, the conference pledged to develop each young leaders’ projects which take action on global challenges.
Katherina Rosqueta, a 2001 MBA alumna and executive director of Penn’s
Center for High Impact Philanthropy will be speaking about her work at the
TEDxPhiladelphia conference this Friday.
In order to take part in Mixter, one person needs to sign up and form a group of three people. After selecting specific preferences — such as “Wharton guys” or “Temple girls” and age — users are contacted by Mixter and are matched with another group.
Penn’s Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program brought
representatives from 38 think tanks across 21 countries to a conference in
Barcelona, which took place Mar 10-12.
Due to the work she has done in Morocco, GSE student Maha Laziri was named to Arabian Business magazine's list of the World’s 100 Most Powerful Arab Women earlier this month.
Cohen wants to see more financial transparency in political campaigns, based on his experiences first as campaign manager and then as chief of staffuncapitalized for former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell during Rendell's Philadelphia mayorship.
During the day, Joseph Carver works
as Penn Clinical Professor of Medicine. But in his off hours, he leaves science behind and relies on his flair for cooking.
Former Wharton student Matt Geiger and Wharton senior Evan Rosenbaum co-founded Blend, a college-exclusive app that allows users to share photos and win gift cards based on a daily theme. Blend will expand to develop more prominence in the app world due to a recent seed investment of $2.7 million from the global venture capital firm, New Enterprise Associates, or NEA.
The first ever African Think Tank Summit brought pioneering
results.Penn’s Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program organized the first
ever continental think tank conference in partnership with the Africa Building
Capacity Foundation.
After years of negotiation, hundreds of pages of documents and a federal review panel in a fight for ownership of Native American cultural artifacts, at least two of them are now part of the new Native American Voices exhibit.
Penn for Immigrant Rights and the Latino Pre-Medical Association co-hosted “Healthcare for the Undocumented,” a panel discussion for Immigrant Action Week last night in Huntsman Hall.