Ranking lauds Penn for freedom of speech
(06/02/11 8:02am)
Penn has been rated one of the best schools for free speech.
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Title IX investigation at Yale raises concerns
(04/13/11 7:58am)
The United States Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights recently announced an investigation of Title IX violations at Yale University.
Title IX investigation at Yale raises concerns
(04/13/11 3:58am)
The United States Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights recently announced an investigation of Title IX violations at Yale University.
Maury Don't Care What His Momma Says, He's Gunna Give Us Money
(03/25/11 10:10pm)
Yep, Maury Povich is donating $1 million to the Kelly Writers House to establish the Povich Fund for Journalism Programs. And there's nothing you $%!@&s can do to change his mind!
Chasing Amy: She Moves, She Shakes
(03/13/11 2:29pm)
Amy’s days of hanging out with Arianna Huffington have obviously paid off. Daily Beast just named Gutmann one of the “150 Women Who Shake the World.” Amy is commended for her efforts in raising more than $3 billion for Penn and for her stint as chairwoman of the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues. Between hosting swank lunches, jet setting around the world to keep up with the social scene, and maintaining perfect hair, we just don’t know how she does it all!
Chasing Amy: The Lunch Bunch
(02/26/11 3:47pm)
When we last glimpsed Amy, she was having a good ole' time with Arianna Huffington; but it had been a while- years, it seemed!- since we had actually seen her. One day, however, after doing our usual rounds of obsessively checking our inboxes, we received an e-mail from Madame la President with the following subject line: "I would be delighted if you would join me and a small group of your fellow students for informal lunch and conversation." No! It couldn't be! It was too good to be true!
Your Voice | Responses to the Gingrich event
(02/24/11 11:29am)
On Tuesday night, former Speaker of the House and potential 2012 presidential candidate Newt Gingrich spoke at Irvine Auditorium as the Social Planning and Events Committee’s spring Connaissance speaker.
Online media gains ground as main news source
(02/18/11 9:49am)
There’s now a newspaper that’s all news and no paper.
Why Wharton's Shoutout on Monday's Gossip Girl Was A BFD
(01/27/11 4:41pm)
From Amy G in a tweet from Arianna Huffington and the Engineering school's scary acrobatic builder bots on Stephen Colbert's ThreatDown, Penn has enjoyed quite a spell basking in the attention of the national media. But while Penn seems to be appropriately prominent in the realms of news and reality-based television, our alma mater remains relatively irrelevant to mainstream pop culture. Or, at least, until this past Monday.
Chasing Amy: Hobnob-A-Go-Go
(01/26/11 4:47pm)
Yo Amy! We caught you! That's right, you've been exposed, and now the world knows that you're hobnobbing around the World Economic Forum in Davos with the Most Important People In The World. Blame your pal Arianna Huffington for blowing your cover - she tweeted the above photo of you guys with Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw around 10:30 AM eastern time. We think this all-star lineup has the makings of wild girls night out - Davos 2K11, no boundaries! Haha, just kidding. You guys have fun fixing stuff or whatever it is that people do at these summits.
A Likely Story | Information addiction
(01/19/11 10:09am)
From e-mail to Facebook to Twitter to The Huffington Post to The New York Times and back to e-mail just to start again. Twice. Thrice. Hell, even four times in a span of 15 minutes.
Jon M. Huntsman: Alum, Diplomat, President?
(01/02/11 6:10pm)
Jon M. Huntsman, the graduation speaker for the Class of 2010, may be considering running for President in the near future. A former Utah Governor and Obama's current Ambassador to China, this Republican has recently been getting attention from Newsweek and The Huffington Post (among others) about his Presidential intentions.
From hobby to job: blogging as a business
(12/02/10 8:35am)
Casual writers have used blogging as an active outlet for for decades — but in a changing job market, it’s increasingly becoming a viable career option. Call them the downfall of journalism, internet riffraff or harbingers of the apocalypse, but blogs have been earning money since they started emerging in the mid-1990s.
Berry Nice | Slang is like Shakespeare
(11/30/10 10:55am)
Let me begin by admitting to never having taken a linguistics course and never having read a Webster cover to cover. I’m no expert on the formal evolution of the English language. However, I am a college student and an urbandictionary.com regular. Therefore, as far as I am concerned, I’m more or less qualified to comment on all things slang. So here it goes.
Alum's book adds humor to admissions angst
(11/30/10 9:14am)
In 1993, after applying early decision to Penn, Risa Lewak called the Office of Admissions once a week to check the status of her application.
Huffington Post editor speaks at the Kelly Writers House
(11/16/10 9:50am)
According to Howard Fineman, critics of the new media may not be seeing the whole picture.
New report contemplates nurses' role in healthcare reform
(10/20/10 4:35am)
When it comes to reforming national health care, nurses are taking the lead.
Today In Meaninglessness: How Rich Will Penn Make You
(07/01/10 9:19pm)
Believe it or not, there's more on the oft-debated topic of "Is Penn Actually Worth It?" The Huffington Post says yes! Yes, it is worth it, the $200,000 is worth it.
Factcheck.org wins two Webby Awards
(05/27/10 8:03am)
This month the Annenberg Public Policy Center’s FactCheck.org was awarded two Webby Awards. The watchdog site took both the Webby and People’s Voice Awards in the politics category.
Senior Goodbye: Katie Siegmann | Once a fan, always a fan
(05/14/10 1:21am)
I’ve been a Quaker for eight years. And no, I’m not a super senior.
