By the time current pre-med undergraduates attend medical school, they will be studying completely new primary health curricula, thanks to Penn's new Center for Integrated Behavioral Health in Primary Care.

“I speak as a practitioner who has stumbled, fallen and experimented with a lot of things”. Welcomed by a sea of applause, Nadinne Cruz stepped up onto the podium and greeted her audience, adding "it's a beautiful night" in Tagalog.

Perelman School of Medicine professor Yvette Sheline studied the brains of people with a history of depression, but may have discovered another benefit to antidepressants.

“I still have the feeling that reading is good, even thought we haven’t been able to prove this aspect scientifically,” one of the co-authors said.

In writing Archeophonics, Gizzi said he wanted to “bring back the cadences of the past."

Unpredictable schedules can have negative impacts on the health of an individual working in the service sector.

Once a code is used, it cannot be reused by another student.

Penn was just awarded a $24 million grant from the National Science Foundation to establish a Science and Technology Center.

For 87 years Penn has offered a coordinated degree with the oldest art school and art museum in the country.

The Annenberg Public Policy Center is teaming up with Internet Archive, a digital library with access to books, movies and archived web pages, to answer how news organizations cover the issues brought up in presidential debates.

Last week, Penn hosted the Third Annual Learning with MOOCs conference, bringing together leaders in the mass learning system.

Students who received only grants performed significantly better in college — with GPAs between 0.8 and 0.15 points higher.

College Senior Abigail Lowenthal is the founder of a new humor magazine on campus called Bluff.

The three speakers at the Women in Tech panel represented sectors within tech and media, including broadband, video chat and virtual reality. 

The red-eared slider, a mid-size turtle native to the southeastern United States and an invasive species in Pennsylvania, has taken over the BioPond.

While most people know what Hebrew is, few would recognize Quechua. But just as many people — about six to eight million — speak each language.  

This year, Penn's Aerial Robotics Club swept the competition at the International Aerial Robotics Competition in Atlanta, Georgia by winning the best technical paper, beating out the likes of MIT, Georgia Tech and international universities.