The event consisted of Haugh discussing the global threat landscape — including tensions in Europe, the Indo-Pacific, and the Middle East — and the impacts of rapidly changing technologies on the U.S. economy and defense.

BMES looks for a chapter that demonstrates “they are second to only one” as well as strong growth, initiatives, and opportunities. 

The program's core curriculum builds upon the Wharton School's prior research on emerging AI technology to help participants understand the role AI can play in transforming the marketing value chain.

Her research found that homogenous American political networks are larger than ever — and lead citizens to become “even more sure of our own views and intolerant of others’ views.”

The three faculty members set to teach the classes described the process of adapting their curriculum to an “unprecedented” political landscape in interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian. 

The Oct. 29 event was co-sponsored by Penn’s creative writing program.

The presentation consisted of data collected by the Palestinian-Israeli Pulse Survey on both Palestinian and Israeli opinions surrounding topics such as the Oct. 7 attack.

The event — which featured an audience of over 40 students, faculty, and University City residents — was co-hosted by Wharton school alumni David Roberts and Penn English professor and KWH Faculty Director Al Filreis.

The new program, titled College Foundations, consists of four classes that fulfill up to six general education requirements.

What may feel like a minor schedule change can affect sleep, mood, concentration, and even physical health, according to the director of the Sleep Medicine Fellowship at Penn’s Perelman School of Medicine.

With the recent donation, Penn GSE will expand PASS into five school districts across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey.

In the conversation, Guerra also touched on more of the current problems associated with public transportation at large.

The event honored the memory of late Penn student Blaze Bernstein, a member of the Kelly Writers House community known for his love for writing and culinary flair.

The report focused on the ways in which caregivers benefit from calling helpline support, and it was published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information. 

The technology could potentially cut down on the costs of time-consuming simulations and experiments and make it easier to design medicines and semiconductors. 

The Oct. 22 event was co-sponsored by Truth and Disinformation in the Writing Arts and the Povich Journalism Program and featured David Corn, an American political journalist and author.

Nitrous oxide production typically increases in the absence of oxygen, but Sun’s research shows that this relationship is not smooth and instead a result of competition between different microbes.