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The students competed as a team against 1,200 undergraduate and advanced degree students across the country to win the opportunity to intern with Accenture this summer.
The World Bank’s Envoy, Mahmoud Mohieldin, presented students with the post-2015 agenda of the World Bank. Good governance, education, and Millenium Development Goals presented as priorities.
Professors on Business Ethics and Philosophy brought upon the UA the topic of Penn's assets in tobacco companies, urging the Assembly to speak out against the university's endorsements.
Recent restrictions on the distribution of Coursera’s content to users in Iran, Sudan and Cuba have raised concerns among Penn professors who offer courses on the website.The restrictions are the result of trade sanctions that the U.S.
Three Penn grads-turned-film-producers talk about their journey together, and the various merits and struggles associated with creating an independent film.
President Barack Obama announced Wednesday his intent to nominate Law School lecturer and 1989 College graduate Cheryl Krause to the Third Circuit of the United States Court of Appeals, according to a White House press release.
Cross sections of biological specimens — “images the naked eye can’t see” — adorn the lobby of the The Wistar Institute at 36th and Spruce streets as part of a Nikon-sponsored photomicrography exhibition.
According to Stevenson, students whose families talk to them about race tend to do better when faced with rejection because of their racial background.
Anne Heyman, aged 52, died last Friday. Besides her work within Penn Hillel, the alumna inspired many humanitarian efforts focusing on the effects of the Rwandan genocide.
“This is a business that needs to be created — and professional women like ourselves are the best people to do it,” says 2013 Wharton MBA graduate and Of Mercer co-founder Dorie Golkin.