Penn faces lawsuit for patent fraud
(10/28/11 3:10am)
The pursuit of effective cancer treatments is not only fraught with scientific complexities, but also legal complications.
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Occupy movement gains traction among college students
(10/17/11 2:25am)
When College sophomore Dylan Hewitt first made his way to the Occupy Philadelphia protests two weeks ago, he felt anxious and out of place.
Penn ranks 16th in 'World University Rankings'
(10/13/11 3:05am)
On the international stage, Penn jumped from 19th to 16th in this year’s “World University Rankings” by Times Higher Education. Harvard University, which has ranked first for the past seven years, was replaced by the California Institute of Technology.
Listeria outbreak leads to cantaloupe recall
(09/19/11 12:18am)
An outbreak of listeria illness — linked to cantaloupes from Colorado-based producer Jensen Farms — has forced the fruit off menus at Penn.
Undefeated, Penn heads to sunny Southern California
(09/09/11 3:25am)
Forecast in Philadelphia this weekend: Friday, a mess; Saturday, a mess; Sunday, a mess.
Quaker joins Mexican squad
(07/07/11 5:18am)
One Quaker will be taking his talents down south — across the border.
Ellen Frierson | Seek out more Southern students
(06/16/11 6:46am)
It’s one of the first questions you will ever be asked in college: “where are you from?”
Penn fails to meet RecycleMania goal
(04/18/11 6:26am)
From Feb. 6 through April 2, 630 schools across the United States and Canada competed to minimize waste and increase recycling.
International admit faces full tuition
(04/14/11 6:48am)
For Johannes Ferstad, a few thousand miles and dollars are currently separating him from joining Penn’s Class of 2015.
International admit faces full tuition
(04/14/11 2:48am)
For Johannes Ferstad, a few thousand miles and dollars are currently separating him from joining Penn’s Class of 2015.
Student authors get an early start
(04/08/11 6:57am)
When College freshman Naomi Shavin was four years old, her dad taught her the alphabet. At seven, her words were sold in bookstores all over the country.
Student authors get an early start
(04/08/11 2:57am)
When College freshman Naomi Shavin was four years old, her dad taught her the alphabet. At seven, her words were sold in bookstores all over the country.
Student authors get an early start
(04/08/11 2:57am)
When College freshman Naomi Shavin was four years old, her dad taught her the alphabet. At seven, her words were sold in bookstores all over the country.
Festival Latino hosts America Ferrera
(03/31/11 9:34am)
In a near-full auditorium, actress and activist America Ferrera urged Penn students to take their education beyond the classroom.
Japanese plants prompt U.S. nuclear power discussion
(03/23/11 5:53am)
As Japan tries to address nuclear reactor problems, the United States should try to stay a step ahead, according to some professors.
Drug reform advocate denounces substance policies
(03/17/11 6:29am)
Ethan Nadelmann loves drugs. And the students who attended his Fox Leadership Lunch lecture at the Fox Leadership Hall on Wednesday knew it.
Laalej prevails through injury to lead M. Tennis
(02/25/11 10:09am)
Hicham Laalej is no stranger to challenges.
Obama: DOMA is unconstitutional
(02/24/11 9:51am)
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama called the Defense of Marriage Act, which prohibits the federal recognition of gay marriage, unconstitutional. He instructed the Department of Justice to stop defending it in courts.
Obama: DOMA is unconstitutional
(02/24/11 4:51am)
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama called the Defense of Marriage Act, which prohibits the federal recognition of gay marriage, unconstitutional. He instructed the Department of Justice to stop defending it in courts.
Mummies to return to museum
(02/11/11 11:38pm)
The Chinese government has said yes.
