Summer Recap | Penn rises to fourth in U.S. rankings
Penn rose from sixth to fourth place in the annual U.S. News and World Report rankings, released late last month.
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Penn rose from sixth to fourth place in the annual U.S. News and World Report rankings, released late last month.
Though Penn's finances have certainly taken a hit of late, the downturn may not be as bad as it seems.
On May 19, former Philadelphia Inspector General Seth Williams won the Democratic primary for the upcoming Philadelphia District Attorney election, surpassing his four rivals with over 40 percent of the vote.
On May 19, former Philadelphia Inspector General Seth Williams won the Democratic primary for the upcoming Philadelphia District Attorney election, surpassing his four rivals with over 40 percent of the vote.
Penn will enroll 63 percent of students who were accepted to the class of 2013, according to Dean of Admissions Eric Furda.
Penn will enroll 63 percent of students who were accepted to the class of 2013, according to Dean of Admissions Eric Furda.
Penn's graduate schools are as strong as ever, according to new rankings released by U.S. News and World Report in April.
The preliminary yield for the class of 2013 is 63 percent - the same as last year - according to Dean of Admission Eric Furda.
In the wake of the Obama administration's relaxation of policies toward Cuba, educators are calling for easier student travel to that country.
As high-school seniors make their final decisions about where to matriculate in the fall, Penn hopes that targeted outreach will sway them toward becoming Quakers.
As high-school seniors choose between colleges this month, accepted students' days have played a major role in the decision-making process.
Though many high-school seniors are still hopeful for waitlist acceptances, their chances of securing a place in Penn's class of 2013 may be diminishing.
Though it was early on a rainy Friday morning, the students piling into Irvine Auditorium were smiling.
Harvard University admissions announced its plans to cut down on travel outreach last month, and now Penn plans to do the same.
Despite receiving almost 23,000 applications and attracting students from all around the world, Penn is still not a "dream school" - at least according to The Princeton Review.
*This article appeared in the 2009 joke issue.
High-school seniors are used to checking their mailboxes for college admissions decisions, but this year, a letter from Penn may not have arrived.
For the most of the class of 2013, gaining the coveted Ivy League acceptance was tougher than ever.
This afternoon, 3,926 high-school seniors will receive exciting news as they read their Penn acceptance letters online.
In the wake of Leonore Annenberg's death, concern has grown about the future of the Annenberg investments at Penn - but this worry has proven unnecessary.