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Penn Genetics and Biology professor Sarah Tishkoff co-led a study looking into Africa's early history by examining 180 genomes from a dozen ethnic groups, Nature reported. Nearly one-fifth of the genetic variation her group identified was previously undocumented.
In “The Pursuit of Happiness,” Director of Education James Pawelski of Penn's Positive Psychology Center hopes to help students define and apply different ways of developing happiness in their lives. The course, PSYC 006, was designed by Pawelski, who will also be teaching next semester.
In anticipation of the upcoming midterm elections, Penn students discussed the importance of this election cycle and how different demographics will play a role.
A Stanford University administrator explained her vision of a new and positive approach to sexual education during an event Thursday.
Penn Physics professors Eugene Mele and Charles Kane won the $3 million 2019 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics for their work on topological insulators.
In an auditorium of about three dozen Penn students, Philadelphia's District Attorney Larry Krasner and other city activists spoke about how their spiritualities inspired them to work in politics.
Penn Law School was ranked ninth best law school for scholarly impact, according to the Leiter Law School rankings.
Penn students can now join a new club that hopes to achieve gender balance through consulting.