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The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education voted to continue with its plan to merge six of its universities into two institutions on Wednesday.
Penn’s Annenberg School for Communication and the University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism are establishing a joint center to create a partnership between the two schools.
Philadelphia is striving to close gaps in COVID-19 vaccination rates across communities affected by racial and income disparities.
Penn Medicine has named its Anti-Racism Task Force a recipient of the Champion in Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Award: An Award of Excellence.
After questioning why she felt comfortable spending $5 on a cup of coffee but not donating money to charity 2020 College graduate Wenhan Zhang, who studied philosophy and computer science, wondered if there was a way she could address the perceived problem through her background in coding.
When classes moved online due to COVID-19, Wharton senior Joy Cai found herself with extra time on her hands, prompting her to create a series of crash course videos that teach valuable lessons about personal finance.
When classes moved online in mid-March, many students lost the ability to make new friends on Locust Walk or in their classes. In response, three Penn students created a website and app to connect students with similar interests during the pandemic.
Bucks County announced the launch of a new program in Bensalem Township on Wednesday that will partner police officers with social workers.
Perry World House hosted a panel to discuss how international law can be applied to cyberspace to regulate the behavior of nations engaging in cyber attacks or violence.
SEPTA recently partnered with Merakey, a social services organization, to provide mental health and addiction services to vulnerable members of the community.
Two Perelman School of Medicine professors, Kellie Ann Jurado and Arnaldo Díaz Vázquez, have been named to this year's 100 Inspiring Hispanic/Latinx Scientists in America list.
Housing Initiative at Penn, a project team in the Weitzman School of Design, is working with cities across the country to design and implement rent subsidy programs in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power condemned the Trump administration's lack of international cooperation in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic at a virtual Perry World House event on Oct. 6.
The Penn Program in Environmental Humanities kicked off its 2020-2021 academic year webinar series this past week during Climate Week at Penn.
President and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump and former Penn professor and 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will both visit Pennsylvania on September 11.
Penn Urban Studies instructor and Fels Institute of Government senior consultant John Kromer recently released a book on the history of “insurgent” political candidates in Philadelphia elections.
The latest report from Wharton’s Project Sage shows increased financial returns from private equity and venture capital investments in funds that focus on advancing the lives of women.
Penn Medicine was selected to receive funding through a statewide initiative created to support and improve COVID-19 services in long-term care facilities.
President and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump’s reelection campaign filed a lawsuit against Pennsylvania’s Secretary of State and County Elections Boards, arguing that Pennsylvania’s use of mail-in ballot drop boxes in the June 2 primary election was unconstitutional and increased the threat of voter fraud.
Penn Medicine will include pregnant women, a demographic largely excluded from clinical research, in a trial examining the use of convalescent plasma to treat COVID-19 patients.