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Shaun Harper, professor in the Graduate School of Education and the departments of Africana Studies and Gender Studies, will be leaving Penn to launch the University of Southern California Center on Race & Equity as executive director.
A top administrator at Portland Community College resigned after his school voted to adopt the label "sanctuary campus," weeks after Penn President Amy Gutmann declared that Penn "is and has always been" a sanctuary for undocumented students.
One social entrepreneur came to campus on Tuesday night to talk about her successful commercial and philanthropic business model based on something unexpected: tampons.
Vue smart glasses are the latest creation of 2013 Wharton and Engineering graduate Jason Gui. Just two years after the launch of Vigo — a headset that helps its users stay alert and awake — Gui and his startup team have now developed glasses that serve as activity trackers, wireless headphones and Bluetooth mics for phone calls.
Two days following the victory of President-elect and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald J. Trump, faculty members of the Political Science Department spoke at a panel to discuss and unpack the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
On election eve, Hillary Clinton will make one last campaign stop in Philadelphia joined by President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, President Bill Clinton and her daughter Chelsea Clinton, Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen.
The idea behind Seniors and Youth — SAY — started with a social mission to empower retired Korean senior citizens. When 2014 College graduate Quan Nguyen heard about the startup, he leaped at the opportunity to join his friend and founder of the company, Yongmin Cho.
When Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton reached out to Maria Hamilton in March, along with 20 other mothers who lost their children in a police shooting, Hamilton thought that she was going to be talking to just another politician, she said at a Philadelphia event this weekend. But when Hamilton arrived in Chicago to meet with Clinton, she realized that the presidential candidate was just like her, a mother.