Revitalization efforts focus on Walnut bridge
Student may face hearing today
Site offers Wharton MBA essays, for a price
Revitalization efforts focus on Walnut bridge
Student may face hearing today
Study links IT use with hospitals' finances
Brighter streets, much brighter jackets
New bus line to NYC hopes to compete with mainstays
Officials try to decode Penn's typical crook
February 16, 2006
Journals open up for undergrad research
Facebook.com, text messaging and Web logs will soon be acceptable topics for published undergraduate research. Penn's Critical Writing Program is now accepting undergraduate submissions for campus journal Res, and unorthodox topics are welcome. The journal is the latest in a series of new publications -- including the soon-to-be-launched College Undergraduate Research Electronic Journal -- designed to highlight undergraduates' independent work, one of College Dean Dennis DeTurck's primary goals.
News Briefs
Stress expert: Relax, it could save your life
Immigration bill incites local protest
Feds mull standardized tests for college students
Lawyers: Case will return to court
Groups look to spark dialogue on cartoons
Profs: West Phila. plan fits with Penn goals
