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Adrian Rivera-Reyes, democratic socialist and current Penn grad student, could be elected as the first openly gay and only millennial serving in Philadelphia’s At-Large City Council.
Adrian Rivera-Reyes, democratic socialist and current Penn grad student, could be elected as the first openly gay and only millennial serving in Philadelphia’s At-Large City Council.
Nurses at Penn Medicine took part in the "PJs with a smile" project, aiming to help mothers with children in the NICU.
Bridget Nolan-McKinney (left), 2015 Penn Medicine graduate, and Sarah Wadsworth (right), a clinical practice leader at Penn Medicine, both took part in the event.