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Laura W. Perna, a professor in the Graduate School of Education at Penn, discusses her book, “Preparing Today’s Students for Tomorrow’s Jobs in Metropolitan America,” which provides urban workers with the educational qualifications and skills they need for real-world jobs.
Women's Tennis vs Leigh
Interview with a new generation of gender activists seeking to find a broad, more inclusive way to describe sexual minorities.
Interview with a new generation of gender activists seeking to find a broad, more inclusive way to describe sexual minorities.
Interview with a new generation of gender activists seeking to find a broad, more inclusive way to describe sexual minorities.
Interview with a new generation of gender activists seeking to find a broad, more inclusive way to describe sexual minorities.
Interview with a new generation of gender activists seeking to find a broad, more inclusive way to describe sexual minorities.
Interview with a new generation of gender activists seeking to find a broad, more inclusive way to describe sexual minorities.
Interview with a new generation of gender activists seeking to find a broad, more inclusive way to describe sexual minorities.
The Slavic Department hosts a Student Talent Show in DRLB A6.
The chair of Lambda talks about her plans and vision for the organization.
PennSEM (Penn Social Entrepreneurship Mentoring Program) hosts a career panel with 6 Penn alum who are now working in social entrepreneurship: Mark Chou (W'09) -- NYC Investment Fund; Garbiel Mandujano (W'05, C'05), Founder of Wash Cycle Laundry; Elaine Chou (MBA '13), Co-President of Wharton Social Venture Fund; Rebecca Asher (C'12), Services Associate at B Lab; Charlie Javice (W'14), Founder of PoverUp; and Matt Joyce, Executive Director of Greenlight Philadelphia.
The first ever Penn SWE gingerbread house building competition, where students competed to build the best looking house, and then placed it on a shaking platform to see how it would fare in an earthquake.
Photos of dorm rooms for the DP's Housing Guide Supplement
Ralph Peterson plays “Amazing Grace” on the trumpet at yesterday’s memorial for Larry Moses. Peterson, who was a close friend of Moses’, was one of hundreds who came out to pay their respects to Moses Wednesday evening. Moses, the former Office of Student Affairs/Fraternity Sorority Life program coordinator, died last Sunday following a long battle with cardiac health issues. He was 60.
Postdoc research symposium at the medical school featuring keynote speaker Dr Christine Guthrie.
Postdoc research symposium at the medical school featuring keynote speaker Dr Christine Guthrie.