The Fulbright Program grant recipients will have the opportunity to pursue graduate study, conduct research, or teach English internationally for up to 12 months.

"Introduction to Disability Studies" will be offered for the first time this fall, providing students with the opportunity to explore disability through an interdisciplinary lens.

The tool, called DragGAN, is one of many AI tools that have become widely available for public use. 

Ousterhout taught at Penn for 10 years until his retirement in 2017, and was one of the leading scholars in Byzantine studies. 

Offit and Roberts join a cohort of scholars and leaders that are being recognized for their contributions toward a wide variety of disciplines. 

The Shakespeare Sonnet Contest commemorates the 400th anniversary of the publication of William Shakespeare’s First Folio. 

The prizes are awarded annually to Penn seniors for the development and undertaking of a post-graduation project that aims to positively impact the world. 

The NROTC’s primary focus is preparing students to immediately enter the Navy after they graduate.

The library first closed on Monday due to a "serious" failure of a chilled water pump that flooded the library's basement mechanical room in the morning.

Ureña's primary role will be to oversee academic advising programs in the College.

Wax said she would take Penn to court if she is punished, calling the University "ruthless" and "unprincipled."

On April 13 at 3 p.m., the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression will host a Zoom webinar titled "Amy Wax and the Limits of Academic Freedom."

Students will be able to book these rooms through Penn Mobile and LibCal in the near future.

While counseling through Student Health and Counseling is located off-campus at 3624 Market Street, the ARCH is located in the center of Penn’s campus on Locust Walk.

Penn Electric Racing is a student-run Formula SAE Electric Team composed of 70 Penn undergraduates who design and build a fully electric race car each year.

Penn Abroad announced eighteen Penn Global Seminars for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Ben-Amos began teaching at Penn in 1967, serving as a professor and eventually chairman of the Department of Folklore and Folklife.