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A Chinese exchange student suspected of having the coronavirus at William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia tested negative, 6ABC Action News reported earlier today.
As cases of a deadly new strain of coronavirus increase in the United States and worldwide, the University has reported no cases of the virus at Penn or in Philadelphia but is currently monitoring the situation.
Annenberg Public Policy Center Research Director Dan Romer published a study that found no correlation between the release of the Netflix show "13 Reasons Why" and an increase in suicide rates among adolescent boys, contrasting data from another study that went viral last April.
1987 College graduate Dennis Coffey won his second consecutive episode of 'Jeopardy!' on Monday night, winning a total of $39,202. He will continue his run again tomorrow night.
In February 2019, Engineering junior Majesty Uwagerikpe became the Interfraternity Council’s first vice president of diversity and inclusion. Nearly a year later, Uwagerikpe has created an annual diversity summit and a panel for potential new members to be exposed to diverse groups within the IFC. However, he said there is still more work to be done to increase turnout at these events.
Penn will establish a new group to recruit students and researchers to solve environmental issues, Penn President Amy Gutmann and Provost Wendell Pritchett announced in an email to students and faculty.
Former Penn parent and convicted health care mogul Philip Esformes was ordered to pay more than $44 million to Medicare and to the United States government, a federal judge ruled Nov. 21.
TableChat, a podcast from TableTalk Penn that aims to promote candid conversations about student life, is set to resume in the spring with Wharton freshman Derek Nhieu as the new host.
Penn Psychology professor Angela Duckworth and a group of colleagues published new research finding that grit is not always the most important predictor of long-term achievement.
Penn’s Collegium Institute kicked off a conference on the philosophy of finance Tuesday night with a panel discussion on the future of economic and political systems.
Penn Law professor Stephen Morse co-authored an amicus brief in June arguing against the abolition of the insanity defense. The brief was presented to the Kansas Supreme Court last week.
Over the past three days, the University hosted Penn Spectrum Weekend, where hundreds of alumni and students gathered on campus to celebrate and reflect on diversity and intersectionality.
After seven years of groundbreaking work, the University of Pennsylvania and healthcare company Novartis have concluded their exclusive research and development alliance related to immunotherapies.