Penn third in alumni who are Fortune 100 CEOs
The U.S. News & World Report ranked Penn third in having grads who are Fortune 100 CEOs, such as the CEOs of Johnson & Johnson and Comcast.
The U.S. News & World Report ranked Penn third in having grads who are Fortune 100 CEOs, such as the CEOs of Johnson & Johnson and Comcast.
The Penn director of the Center for Africana Studies now commutes to New York regularly as a fellow researching racial, ethnic and economic segregation at NYU.
The city plans to sell closed and unoccupied school buildings to raise funds.
The School of Design and The Photo Review will host the renowned photographer, who has shot for Esquire and Mademoiselle, in Meyerson B3 at 6:30 p.m. tonight.
The Penn director of the Center for Africana Studies now commutes to New York regularly as a fellow researching racial, ethnic and economic segregation at NYU.
The city plans to sell closed and unoccupied school buildings to raise funds.
The 2013 Annual Security & Fire Safety Report was sent as an all-school email Tuesday morning.
Unsatisfied with current club offerings, Engineering sophomore Fabian Toro started a beer brewing club.
Tom Wolf, one of the Democratic candidates for governor of Pennsylvania, will speak at Huntsman Hall.
Student-run venture capital firm Dorm Room Fund is now accepting applications. The firm, funded by First Round Capital, offers $10,000 to $20,000 in investments to each company it accepts. The money is meant to help the selected groups get over their first hurdles of financial risk.
Researchers at Penn and Duke are working with nanowire technology to develop flexible solar panels and touch screens, which would theoretically be able to roll up like a yoga mat.
Jonathan Steinberg will speak in memory of Thatcher’s legacy and influence.
Popular actor Ashton Kutcher is no longer coming to speak to Penn tomorrow. However, he may come back to speak in a few weeks.
The first “Dinner with Gregory” of the year will take place this evening at 6 p.m. and will host College of Arts and Sciences Dean Dennis DeTurck.
The founder first came up with the concept for the Penn Rural and Agricultural Society while riding a tractor on his parents’ almond farm in rural northern California.
Proposed projects ranged from an eBay equivalent for aggregating students’ sales to a university-wide Lost and Found system.
The Fringe Festival — showing until Sept. 22 — used The Rotunda and Van Pelt Library for performances.
Fluharty, who received all three of his degrees from Penn, plans to initiate a “strategic planning process” this semester to develop plan for SAS.
Due to the closing of Shaw Middle School, West Philadelphia Tutoring Program is already in the process of creating a new partnership with a West Philadelphia School.