Study abroad returns with limited options this semester
(09/09/21 5:05am)
Study abroad programs restarted this fall — but with far fewer options than before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2021 graduate paints campus food truck with Chinese paintings to counter anti-Asian hate
(05/27/21 2:59am)
2021 Engineering and College graduate Rosa Sun covered a local Chinese food truck in Chinese paintings for her senior seminar project.
Weingarten counselor and Penn grad reflects on race, religion in upcoming book of poetry
(02/17/21 6:21am)
After grappling with the impact of COVID-19, the Trump administration, and numerous shootings of Black men, Weingarten Learning Resources Center counselor Gabriel Angrand is publishing his second book of poetry on Feb. 26.
Cyntoia Brown-Long explains how the criminal justice system failed her at BARS conference
(02/24/20 3:39am)
Cyntoia Brown-Long was sentenced to life in prison at just 16 years old after killing a man who solicited her for sex. Exonerated after serving 15 years, Brown-Long visited campus to speak at a conference organized by Penn’s student-led criminal justice reform group, Beyond Arrests: Rethinking Systematic Oppression.
In this week’s crime log: thefts from CVS, Wawa, and an aggravated assault at McDonald’s
(02/21/20 2:32am)
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In this week’s crime log: Indecent assault at Cira Center Parking Garage, thefts from Wawa
(01/30/20 2:16am)
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Penn only has one graduate in the 2020 race, lagging behind other Ivy League schools
(12/09/19 2:58am)
Only one Penn graduate has ever won the presidency — current President and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump. Ahead of the 2020 presidential election, Trump is still the only Penn alumnus in the race, despite a sprawling Democratic primary field.
Rep. Scanlon talks to Penn Law students about impeachment inquiry against Trump
(11/27/19 4:01pm)
Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon (D-Pa.) addressed a group of Penn Law students Nov. 26 to discuss the ongoing impeachment process of President Donald Trump at an event, titled "Impeachment: An Update from the Hill."
Penn students organize conference on Indonesia's role in the global stage
(11/04/19 1:36am)
Students, staff members, and the public gathered at Perry World House Saturday for the 2019 Penn Indonesia Conference, which was designed to educate the community about Indonesian culture.
Penn Medicine receives more than $22 million to study opioid use disorder
(11/12/19 3:02am)
Penn Medicine was recently awarded more than $22 million by the National Institutes of Health to address the national opioid crisis. The money will be used to conduct research on opioid use disorder and other psychiatric disorders at Penn.
Penn junior Brandon Nguyen represents Canada at UN Youth Climate Summit
(10/02/19 2:02am)
College and Wharton junior Brandon Nguyen recently represented his home country of Canada at the United Nations Youth Climate Summit.
Wharton introduces new Academically Based Community Service course
(09/16/19 3:03am)
Wharton students can now do community service as part of their coursework by taking a new Legal Studies class that examines how businesses can help solve social issues.
Wharton summer program teaches high school students finance and investing
(08/29/19 12:49am)
For the first time, high school students on summer break this year had the chance to start studying finance at Wharton — beginning at age 15.
Students create Wikipedia pages for underrepresented artists at Penn Libraries event
(04/08/19 2:49am)
Penn Libraries hosted a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon with Black Lunch Table on Friday in an effort to fill in gaps in the online documentation of contemporary artists of color and their work.
Wharton ranked best business school in 2020 U.S. News & World Report ranking
(03/13/19 11:48pm)
The University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School was named the country's top full-time MBA program in the 2020 U.S. News and World Report's annual ranking. This is the first time Wharton has held the sole top spot.
Israeli embassy official speaks at Penn to counter misconceptions about the nation
(02/28/19 6:40am)
At an event hosted by Students Supporting Israel Tuesday night, Israeli Deputy Consul General Israel Nitzan discussed Israel's large global impact and responded to critical questions about how the country is perceived.
Philadelphia ranked third best city for women in tech
(02/25/19 10:51pm)
Philadelphia was ranked the third best city for women in technology in a 2019 SmartAsset study, an improvement from previous years.
Annenberg running club catches thief on Penn's campus
(02/08/19 4:01am)
Members of Penn's Annenberg (Lunchtime) Running Group chased down a thief on campus last month, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported on Feb. 6.
Two Penn debaters place 16th at worldwide competition in South Africa
(01/28/19 2:36am)
Several students in the Penn Debate Society traveled to South Africa over winter break and took top spots in the World Universities Debating Championship, the largest debate competition in the world.
Asian American stories must be told, Wong Fu Productions tells Penn students at sold-out event
(11/16/18 5:14am)
“Hello, America. I’m an Asian. We’re the ones in your high school that you always wanna cheat off of. And we’re that porn tag you’re not so ashamed about … you think you know us. And that’s why you never ask about us.”