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Ah, PennApps: "the original college hackathon hosted at the nation's first university," which is apparently Wells Fargo Center now. Because of the growing number of participants every semester, they decided to move it out of our cozy Engineering Quad and into every computer nerd's comfort zone: a professional sports stadium.
The Class of 2019 are not the only new faces on campus — six new deans have been appointed over the last several months to serve throughout Penn’s 12 schools.
This summer, Penn announced the reappointment of Denis Kinane as dean of the School of Dental Medicine. Kinane, who was first appointed in 2009, will serve until June 30, 2021.
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If you are tired of flipping back and forth between Penn Course Review and Penn InTouch, three Penn students might have a solution.
In yet another set of rankings, some of Penn's graduate schools have slipped — but the Penn community believes that there is more to a good graduate program than a number.
Every year, more than 35,000 students apply to Penn, their hopes and dreams neatly attached in PDF format and emailed through the Common App website. Ninety percent of those dreams will end with a letter of rejection or deferral.
In the midst of chilling winter weather and potentially the first real snowstorm of the year, Spring Fling seems like an eternity away. But for some students, Fling has been on their agendas for months.
Penn students looking to go straight from college to the corner office need look no further than Penn’s co-ed business fraternities.
An app that combines all the essential Penn sites in one attractive platform sounds too good to be true, right? But PennMobile, an app launching Wednesday, does just that.
Three years after Penn’s administration launched the Action Plan for Faculty Diversity and Excellence, the diversity among faculty members has increased, albeit marginally.
With another mobile app joining the campus directory ranks at Penn, students may soon have to think of another excuse for being late to class.
Penn students may soon have an even shorter commute to late-night snacks — a TargetExpress could be on its way to campus soon.
As part of an effort to restructure the office, the Office of Student Conduct has renamed and transformed its staff positions with both new and old members.
“When I first was here I would get comments on my teaching like ‘Do you want to go on a date?’ or ‘You should grow your hair long’ or ‘I don’t like your outfits.’ It’s not relevant to the way I teach, but those are types of personal comments [I got],” recalled professor Susan Davidson of her early days on Penn’s faculty.
There’s no clear path to finding a home in New York City after graduation. But as the many Penn students who have made their way to the Big Apple every year have discovered, you're bound to find a way that works for you.
Employment numbers rose by 6.2 percent for alumni of Penn’s most recent graduating class, compared to the Class of 2013.
Penn follows a policy of confidentiality in its searches for new deans and senior administrators. From the time a consultative committee — a committee of faculty, students and alumni that performs the search for candidates — until the release of the new hire’s name, no details of the search process are released.
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The tides are changing at Penn, with five new deans taking the helm throughout the next academic year.
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