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Former White House Communications Director Jennifer Palmieri talked about the challenges women face in leadership and her role in Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign at Perry World House.
Penn’s former associate dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Donald Stewart died from a heart attack on April 7.
Anthony Ayebiahwe used to look for light by sitting outside the homes of neighbors with generators when the electricity went out in his hometown of Elmina, Ghana. Now, the Weitzman School of Design master's student is creating an affordable LED lamp and flooding alert system to help the local residents deal with the challenges he faced in his youth.
Four Penn faculty members were named 2019 Guggenheim Fellows. The professors were among 168 scholars, writers, and artists to receive the prestigious award.
When students walk into Hill House Dining Hall, they can now grab a green flag and place it on their table to signify that anyone is invited to join them. This new "Eat & Greets" program is part of an initiative to improve mental wellness and encourage students to meet new people.
Duke University will pay $112.5 million to settle allegations that researchers fabricated data to receive national grants, the New York Times reported.
Penn Law School will introduce a new initiative next fall to better support students who are the first in their families to attend law school.
Penn’s Perelman School of Medicine was named the third best medical school for research in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2020 ranking, rising up three spots from the previous annual ranking.
The local student-led African Community Learning Program is teaching its students about eight contemporary African leaders to celebrate this year's Black History Month.
A new SEPTA bus route will decrease travel times from University City to other Philadelphia neighborhoods, including stops at Penn.
Author and activist Feminista Jones discussed black feminism and argued that black women are the initiators of social media movements at a Penn Book Center reading Tuesday night.
Temple University is one of the first institutions in Pennsylvania to display the Progress Pride flag, a newly designed flag to promote greater inclusivity in the LGBTQ community.
Four Penn undergraduate students recently won the 2019 Y-Prize for creating an improved catheter that can help keep deadly infections from growing.
H. Gerald Campano, a professor in Penn’s Graduate School of Education, won the 2018 David H. Russell Award for Distinguished Research in the Teaching of English for his work on the intersection of literacy and identity in immigrant communities.
Philadelphia was named 2018’s “City of the Year” by GQ Magazine in its December issue.
It was a typical Friday evening for this Penn Medicine couple. After work, Kinnari Patel, a third-year urology resident, arrived home to her boyfriend Will Kennedy, a third-year ENT resident, cooking home-made pizza — the dish they shared together on their first date two years ago.
Penn Public Policy Consulting traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with members of Congress, expressing concerns over the recent funding cuts the United States made toward the United Nations.
A new Pennsylvania law will penalize the use of drones for spying purposes, the Associated Press reported.
Three Penn alumni have joined forces to redefine traditional catering services and provide Philadelphia chefs a platform to share their talents.
Penn President Amy Gutmann is the highest paid leader among nonprofit organizations in Philadelphia, according to a 2018 ranking published by Generocity, a local news organization focused on social impact.