M. Soccer adds depth, four players in new Class of 2008
(07/08/04 9:00am)
In pursuing this year's Penn men's soccer recruiting class, head coach Rudy Fuller wanted to emphasize quality over quantity.
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History prof reflects on Pulitzer, research
(06/10/04 9:00am)
Steven Hahn chose the University of Rochester for his undergraduate education because he wanted to be an aeronautical engineer. No one would have guessed that he would one day become a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian.
Football welcomes incoming freshmen
(06/10/04 9:00am)
The back-to-back Ivy League Champion Penn football team announced its recruiting class of 2008 this past week.
Ambrose brings in talented new class
(06/03/04 9:00am)
There is a feeling within the Penn women's soccer program that this season could turn out to be something quite special. Judging by the team's 2004 schedule and the new recruiting class which coach Darren Ambrose and his staff just announced, this feeling just might be right.
University lobbyist binds community, givernment
(04/23/04 9:00am)
Ten years ago, University President Judith Rodin wanted to create a position that would bind Penn more tightly to the community and government. She found the perfect woman for the job.
Penn Relays attract best high schools worldwide
(04/21/04 9:00am)
At the Penn Relays, crowds will fill Franklin Field to see some of the world's best athletes compete.
History prof writes his way to Pulitzer
(04/07/04 9:00am)
On Monday afternoon, History professor Steven Hahn received a phone call.
Grad unionization efforts progress across country nationwide
(03/30/04 10:00am)
In an ongoing, nationwide drive, graduate student union groups have recently won three separate legal battles across the country, gaining recognition from labor relations boards. The schools include the California State University system, the University of Washington and the Research Foundation at the State University of New York's College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
Film exposes U.S. immigrant issues
(03/19/04 10:00am)
On Tuesday, WHYY television station will air a series of documentaries that reveal the blood, sweat and tears required to immigrate into the United States from various countries.
Students: Kerry Super Tues. wins expected
(03/03/04 10:00am)
As John Kerry swept most of the polls yesterday in 10 states during the Super Tuesday Democratic primaries, students said that the results were more or less expected.
Minority leaders advocate mandatory diversity classes
(02/24/04 10:00am)
The recently formed Student Movement for Change announced today that it is pushing forward with its proposal to create an academic requirement highlighting cultural diversity in the United States.
Wharton West commuters fly in for weekend classes
(01/26/04 10:00am)
Those complaining about the trek to David Rittenhouse Laboratory should take a lesson from Wharton West student Jane Lin-Baden, who flies in from Beijing every time she heads to class.
Dan Gomez: Rampaging enviro-nuts pose threat
(12/08/03 10:00am)
The vast majority of us can agree that protecting the United States against terror is important. Unless, of course, that means potentially endangering the habitat of some mosquitoes. Sound ridiculous? Not to some environmentalists.
Bringing it back
(11/07/03 10:00am)
With Saturday's victory against Brown, Al Bagnoli, the George A. Munger Head Coach of Penn Football, surpassed George Munger on the program's all-time win list -- securing exclusive rights to second place and firmly establishing himself as one of a triumvirate of renowned coaches in Penn football history.
Bringing it back
(11/07/03 5:00am)
With Saturday's victory against Brown, Al Bagnoli, the George A. Munger Head Coach of Penn Football, surpassed George Munger on the program's all-time win list -- securing exclusive rights to second place and firmly establishing himself as one of a triumvirate of renowned coaches in Penn football history.
Dartmouth leads pack in league marked by parity
(11/05/03 10:00am)
Ivy League women's soccer has been defined this year by a healthy mix of dominance by the usual powers and surprises by teams which are faring differently than they did last season.
Sarah Eskreis-Winkler: Lots of reasons to avoid the 25th hour
(10/29/03 10:00am)
Many accepted ideas are not grounded in reality per se, but in society's validation of them. Our currency isn't backed by anything, and neither are our clocks.
Getty Grant director to join pres. search
(10/28/03 10:00am)
The University announced yesterday that Deborah Marrow, an alumni trustee and director of the Getty Grant Program in Los Angeles, has agreed to fill the vacant trustee slot on the presidential search committee.
Penn may adopt new telephone technology
(09/30/03 9:00am)
Imagine sitting in the middle of the Quadrangle and talking to your parents in another state using your computer.
New catheterization technique tested at U.
(09/26/03 9:00am)
Under full anesthesia, a small metallic clip is threaded from a patient's thigh to his or her heart through a plastic tube. The clip is then attached to a valve of the heart, and left there.
