Nursing and Wharton senior Jeffrey Lee died of an apparent heart attack shortly after collapsing at the race’s finish line Sunday morning.
Philomathean Society examines Occupy movement
During a panel discussion on Thursday, several professors interpreted Occupy from their fields of expertise.
Management 100 provides foundation for teamwork
Wharton School freshmen may have just finished their status reports for Management 100 — but for many, the origins of the class remain something of a mystery.
Students help Penn 'make history'
Students helped Making History campaign reach its overall fundraising goal of $3.5 billion 15 months ahead of schedule.
Philomathean Society examines Occupy movement
During a panel discussion on Thursday, several professors interpreted Occupy from their fields of expertise.
Management 100 provides foundation for teamwork
Wharton School freshmen may have just finished their status reports for Management 100 — but for many, the origins of the class remain something of a mystery.
Students encourage Penn to 'give a spit about cancer'
Students of AMF at Penn hosted ‘Give a Spit about Cancer’ at various locations around campus on Thursday, including Houston Hall and the Graduate Student Center.
New campus boutiques experience early success
Both Piper boutique owner Alessandra Coffenberg and Bonded BoutiqueCleaner owner HanNa Jung agreed that business has been good this fall.
Professors turn to mid-semester reviews for feedback
More professors are using mid-semester reviews at Penn, as well as across the nation.
Thirty-five women faculty members from the forum gathered to discuss gender biases and stigmas at the seminar, “Removing the Gender Hurdles that Hinder the Pace and Success of Women Faculty in Higher Education.”
Shyamalan discusses filmmaking, charity work
Thursday evening, world-renowned screenwriter, director and producer M. Night Shyamalan visited Penn as part of the Wharton Leadership Lecture series.
Engineering students get hands-on training
“Clinical Preceptorship in Bioengineering,” which was piloted in 1999 by Engineering professor David Eckmann, gives students the opportunity to engage in a 10-week preceptorship, where they are paired with practicing clinicians in the field.
DPS, Penn work to prevent sexual assault
Penn’s Division of Public Safety works to prevent sexual assault from falling through the cracks like it allegedly did at Pennsylvania State University.
'Big Men' bring it for charity
With scantily clothed men and inventive dance routines, the “Red, White & BMOC: Big Man on Campus 2011” event was well received by performers and audience members on Wednesday night. GALLERY: Big Man on Campus 201134TH STREET: Ego of the Week: BMOC
International charities face obstacles
International service organizations at Penn face issues with transportation, language barriers, and miscommunication when they try to aid third world countries.
Cleaning services ease fraternity life
Fraternities and sororities hire cleaning services to make their houses presentable after parties.
House bill could disenfranchise many students
If passed, House Bill 934 would require voters in the state of Pennsylvania to present a Pennsylvania identification card or passport in order to vote. Rep. Daryl Metcalf (R-Pa.) sponsored the bill to decrease identity theft at the polls, known as voter fraud
Student musicians to perform at SPEC concert
On Dec. 1, SPEC will host the first annual concert of the Penn Music Collective, a group of local independent student musicians.
Occupy movement protests Econ textbook
Earlier this month, around 70 Harvard University students walked out of professor N. Gregory Mankiw’s introductory economics class due to a perceived conservative bias in his lectures and textbook.
Wharton School looks to establish presence in China
At a Board of Trustees’ committee meeting on Nov. 3, Penn President Amy Gutmann and Vice Provost for Global Initiatives Ezekiel Emanuel expressed interest in creating a Wharton Center in China to strengthen Penn’s global ties.









