Dean: 'Technology is the future'
Returning to Franklin Field together one last time, the Engineering Class of 2006 was ushered into the world after college Monday afternoon.
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Returning to Franklin Field together one last time, the Engineering Class of 2006 was ushered into the world after college Monday afternoon.
Returning Penn students powering up their computers in the fall will have a new feature available to them on the Penn network -- a free music subscription service.
The 6,000 members of Penn's 250th graduating class met for the last time Monday morning for their sendoff by University President Amy Gutmann and Commencement speaker, actress Jodie Foster.
Two-thirds fewer students will help set the agenda for the University's major deliberative body.
Administrators are considering drastically reducing the size of a set of University advisory bodies, but student leaders are trying to keep up the number of undergraduates in those groups.
University officials say that poor student conduct at this Friday's Hey Day could bring an end to the annual spring tradition.
The University's top leaders are slated to give their approval today to five recommendations on how Penn can improve its international image.
With the deadline to apply for a new source of graduate-student summer funding fast approaching, organizers say they're seeing plenty of interest.
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As Penn officially says goodbye to its top real-estate administrator today, officials are starting to look for someone to fill his shoes.
Penn's top administrators, faculty and student leaders met yesterday to debate the issue of freshman-concentrated housing for what may be the last time before its fate is decided.
Experts say there may only be a limited market awaiting the consulting firm that Penn's top real estate official is leaving the University to start.
Thanks to the 300th birthday of Penn's founder, University President Amy Gutmann got to rub elbows with the president of the United States last week.
For the University's top real-estate official, life after Penn comes with a price tag.
Penn may have been knocked out of March Madness early, but its game in the NCAA Tournament could help the school raise money in the long run.
Penn alumnus David Silfen recently gave $12 million to foster "intellectual life" at Penn, highlighting continuing alumni and donor support for University President Amy Gutmann's goals.
Penn's graduate and professional students have been given a new incentive to bridge departments in their work.
The University Board of Trustees tackles issues from student housing and new construction to campus safety and possible Medicare cuts yesterday.
Penn's top governing body debated the fate of freshman housing and the rights of graduate students with families yesterday at its annual winter meeting.
Some of Penn's most powerful decision-makers will weigh in today on key University projects.