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It’s time to use your sense of humor to your advantage at the office. Recent research by the Wharton School suggests that a well-received joke can improve your professional status and workplace opinions of your skill.
After paying for tuition, housing and dining, some students still don’t have the means to purchase all of the textbooks necessary for their classes. And this burden can fall disproportionately on first-generation, low-income students. With this in mind, Penn Libraries launched an initiative to help out.
Some Penn students dream about someday being the founder and CEO of their own company. But for some, like 2015 College graduate Breanna Moore, this dream is a reality.
The Wharton School has made several curriculum changes for the incoming class, among them reducing the foreign language requirement from four semesters to two.
How can a class focus on food, politics, business and science?
Finals week is here again, but with good food and a comfortable place to study, students are slowly but surely making it through these last few days of the semester.
While a Democratic lawsuit alleging voter intimidation was rejected by a federal judge on Monday, a Philadelphia politician now claims voter intimidation against Republicans.
This year’s fourth annual Writing About TV program at the Kelly Writers House featured six speakers and macaroni and cheese.
Being a student at a veterinary school isn’t easy, especially at Penn’s School of Veterinary Medicine. Once students reach their fourth and final year, they begin clinical rotations. They don their white lab coats proudly and prepare to treat patients, with the assistance of their professors, for the first time.
While the name “New College House” isn’t that attractive, the building sure is. The simple brick and glass, while contemporary, isn’t as architecturally sophisticated as the Quad — but from the inside, it’s hard to argue that the building isn’t spectacular.