Penn researchers develop faster, biodegradable COVID-19 tests
The new COVID-19 test, made from biodegradable cellulose fibers, aims to provide a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to current testing techniques.
The new COVID-19 test, made from biodegradable cellulose fibers, aims to provide a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to current testing techniques.
The exhibit also served as a reminder that Penn’s campus has a variety of resources focussing on mental health education, ranging from University-run networks of support like Wellness at Penn or student-led clubs like Active Minds and CogWell.
For the fiscal year ending June 30, Penn Medicine disclosed a revenue figure of nearly $10 billion and an operating income of $238 million.
The letter was addressed to President Liz Magill, Provost John L. Jackson, Jr., and College Houses and Academic Services Senior Director for Housing Operations Lulu Kaliher.
The exhibit also served as a reminder that Penn’s campus has a variety of resources focussing on mental health education, ranging from University-run networks of support like Wellness at Penn or student-led clubs like Active Minds and CogWell.
For the fiscal year ending June 30, Penn Medicine disclosed a revenue figure of nearly $10 billion and an operating income of $238 million.
Some students told The Daily Pennsylvanian that Penn's existing resources and guidance left them disappointed or unsure how to proceed after testing positive for COVID-19.
The National Institutes of Health are funding ten Maternal Health Research Centers of Excellence, along with a data innovation hub and an implementation science hub, to support research that aids in reducing pregnancy-related complications.
Other changes to the Penn application in recent years include the introduction of the gratitude prompt to the supplemental essays in 2022.
The riot was incited by 1968 Wharton graduate and former president Donald Trump, who was recently indicted on charges for his role to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
After students complete their coursework, XDS ends with a three-week mini-design studio where students incorporate a current project from their work into their projects.
Penn First Plus has encouraged faculty to list their courses in the Penn Bookstore to help the University's financial aid office collect a more accurate estimate of the cost of educational supplies.
This year's changes included more modular programming options, fewer mandatory programs, more small group programs, and greater flexibility for students to shape their schedules.
Members of the DP's 139th student board reflect on their first semester in charge of the company and share their goals for the remainder of the year.
The Cancer Moonshot Scholars program – reignited by the White House last year – supports early-career investigators in cancer research and innovation.
As director, Kline will work to standardize guidelines for the quality of LGBTQ patient care and expand LGBTQ affirming services at Penn.
Community organizers demand more transparency following new evidence from an online photo sharing site from a public event hosted in 2014.
A new hot chicken bar, longer weekend hours, and other building upgrades headline a range of changes to 1920 Commons.
The new property has room for 635 residents, who are offered 12-month installment leases for studio and two-bedroom apartments, ranging from $1,240 to $1,590.
Hwang’s project focuses on developing smart implant technology that prevents infection, addressing the most common reason for implant failure and removal.