The MacArthur Fellowship is one of the top national honors given to recognize innovation and creativity.
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Wharton grad enters Pa. governor race
State Treasurer and 1989 Wharton MBA recipient Rob McCord threw himself into the 2014 Pennsylvania Governor’s race on Tuesday, ending months of speculation about a potential run.
Hackney's scholarship shaped by southern roots
Former Penn president Sheldon Hackney grew up in conservative Alabama household, and his upbringing had a great influence on his scholarly work.
The Center, a premier research and training facility that turns puppies into detection dogs, had its opening ceremony on last year on 9/11.
Wharton grad enters Pa. governor race
State Treasurer and 1989 Wharton MBA recipient Rob McCord threw himself into the 2014 Pennsylvania Governor’s race on Tuesday, ending months of speculation about a potential run.
Hackney's scholarship shaped by southern roots
Former Penn president Sheldon Hackney grew up in conservative Alabama household, and his upbringing had a great influence on his scholarly work.
Ryan Daniels | Gunning for change
Last week’s response to the Navy Yard shootings was different because the country’s sentiment concerning gun violence has changed. Our anger confirmed that, in 2013, we have found ourselves in a post-NRA America.
Ali Kokot & Hayley Brooks | Regal racism
Though the Miss America Pageant is problematic in it’s narrow, superficial method of validating women on a national stage, we are pleased to see the pageant pay homage to the melting pot that America prides itself on being.
Miss Idaho balanced Penn and pageants
The current Miss Idaho, Sarah Downs, a 2012 College graduate, has been competing in pageants since age 17.
Jewish artist Matisyahu will perform at Penn
Matisyahu will play at the Blockley on 38th Street.
Penn receives $20 million to fund Tobacco Center
?The University has received a $20 million federal grant to fund the University of Pennsylvania Tobacco Center of Regulatory Science.
Penn for Palestine hosts discussion of 'Shattered Hopes'
Penn for Palestine brought Josh Ruebner — author and national advocacy director of U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation — to campus Tuesday.
Supreme Court justice to visit Penn Law
Anthony Kennedy will visit the University next week to teach a constitutional law class and speak with law school students and alumni, the Law School will announce Wednesday.
IAA to hold first ILMUNC conference in India
The International Affairs Association will hold their first ever Ivy League Model United Nations Conference India high school Model U.N. conference, which will take place in New Delhi over fall break.
Lengyel | Lineup changes paying dividends for Sprint Football
Penn has already seen major changes at quarterback, wide receiver and on the defensive line for a laundry list of reasons, ranging from significant injury, to personal issues, to good old-fashioned ineffectiveness.
Phi Sigma Kappa begins recolonization
By mid-November, the fraternity will be officially colonized and recognized by the national organization.
SCUE begins work on policy report
The Student Committee on Undergraduate Education is gearing up to produce the latest edition of the report that brought about the pass/fail option and four-class semesters.
Steele | Rebuild? What rebuild? Penn football is reloaded
After watching Penn begin its pursuit of a fourth outright Ivy League title in five years on Saturday, it’s clear that the Quakers aren’t rebuilding so much as they’re reloading even at some of their most inexperienced positions.
‘Royal Pains’ producer gives insider look into media production
1990 College graduate Michael Rauch led an interactive event at Kelly Writers House, recreating the environment of a TV writers’ room.
Hackney's proteges saw success in presidencies
Current and former university presidents credit Sheldon Hackney for recognizing their leadership potential.













