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After graduating from Stanford Law School, Peter Thiel took a job at a top law firm in New York. From the outside, it seemed like a highly coveted job, one that many qualified lawyers were trying to snag. After taking the position, however, Thiel developed a different perspective.
Vice Provost for Education Andrew Binns will step down from his position after this year, Provost Vincent Price said on Thursday at a meeting with Daily Pennsylvanian staff.
The University announced on Tuesday the formation of a committee to select a new dean for the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
A Penn grad is trying to make your phone contacts more Humin-centric.
How can aspiring digital designers amp up their creativity?
Got a tune you can’t get out of your head? Three computer science seniors designed an algorithm that will replace that melody with a better one.
Former Chief Executive Officer Joe Meyer of New York-based company HopStop visited campus on Friday to speak with current students about entrepreneurship. HopStop, which was acquired by Apple in July, offers transit navigation help online and through a mobile app.
Eric Friedman is just like you.
Ah, PennApps. Small, delightful dishes of food that Quakers enjoy before a main course in order to stimulate the appetite. But also a semesterly reminder that what many SEASers lack in social life and hours of sleep, they make up for in hackathon winnings.
Two recent School of Veterinary Medicine graduates will be joining the SEPTA police force. One German Shepherd and one Dutch Shepherd.
A whole afternoon of food and celebration filled the Arts, Research and Culture House on Thursday. Activities were scheduled from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. for the ARCH Open House, with events ranging from free samples from the new Tortas Fronteras cafe to a short speech by Penn President Amy Gutmann. The Daily Pennsylvanian took a look at some highlights of the building’s grand opening.
The Titanic was discovered by accident.
For those looking for a job in biotechnology, Philadelphia might be the place to start and end the search.
A six-legged robot is a new weekly skater at Penn’s ice rink.
The Y-Prize is back, and this time the world is invited to compete.
To the list of those who have publicly confused the University with Penn State in recent years, add the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Students on the job hunt this semester can now look into the possibility of working for Coursera.
The Division of Public Safety has not answered inquiries from The Daily Pennsylvanian regarding the lack of names and addresses of people arrested on or near campus in its daily crime log.
Engineering sophomore Fabian Toro was unhappy with the selection of clubs geared toward Engineering students. So he decided to start a club he knew he would be interested in — a beer brewing club.
Penn will have to search elsewhere for peanut butter cupcakes and chocolate eclairs.
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