Defying the job-cutting trends across many industries, technology companies are offering attractive career prospects to college students.
Starting today, UMOJA — the umbrella organization for black student groups at Penn — will combine themes such as black heritage and social justice as part of a week-long celebration.
Alpha Omega Epsilon’s chapter at Penn — the University’s first-ever engineering sorority — had its official chapter installation on Saturday.
An annual event organized by the Dance Arts Council, the dance benefit paid tribute to Emily Sachs, a Class of 1998 College student and dancer who died in 1995 from a severe asthma attack.
While President Barack Obama is in the process of rolling out a series of bold new higher education initiatives, Penn administrators say the White House’s ideas will likely leave the University untouched.
A new Philadelphia City Council bill, which would allow local bars to remain open until 3 a.m., is being introduced by Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown. The bill would extend the current closing time by an hour.
A new Philadelphia City Council bill, which would allow local bars to remain open until 3 a.m., is being introduced by Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown. The bill would extend the current closing time by an hour.
Starting today, UMOJA — the umbrella organization for black student groups at Penn — will combine themes such as black heritage and social justice as part of a week-long celebration.
Alpha Omega Epsilon’s chapter at Penn — the University’s first-ever engineering sorority — had its official chapter installation on Saturday.
The Undergraduate Assembly has been found to have violated the University’s Antihazing and Alcohol and Drug policies, the UA’s executive board announced in a statement Saturday evening.
Last night, Students for Tech and Entrepreneurship at Penn hosted Andrew Yang, the founder of Venture for America, to explain the organization’s mission to Penn students.
This Saturday will mark the fourth annual Data Privacy Day. The national day was ratified by the Senate in 2009 to spread awareness about the issue of protecting private data on the internet.
This March, English professor Paul Hendrickson will walk the writing world’s equivalent of the red carpet for his third time.
With ongoing economic challenges facing the field of higher education, the policy research organization Public Agenda has taken a critical look at university leadership across the country.
According to a study published last week by a team of Baylor University psychologists, common polling locations such as churches could trigger unconscious voter bias. MAP: Polling locations and voter bias
The Association of American Medical Colleges is currently reviewing the MCAT to determine whether it will implement a series of major changes to the exam, starting with the 2015 version of the test.
According to U.S. News and World Report, Penn is the 10th most popular school based on yield rates from the Class of 2014.
From visiting medical artifact museums to using economics to find a boyfriend or girlfriend, this semester’s preceptorial choices provide a wide and eclectic selection for students. INTERACTIVE: Preceptorial demand on the rise
Nursing professionals at Penn are weighing the benefits and costs that may come with hospitals digitizing their patients’ records.
Crave, a new bar and lounge in the back of The Rave at 40th and Walnut streets, will open Feb. 1.
On Jan. 2, the Wharton School’s West Coast branch opened its new campus in Hills Plaza, San Francisco.
On Wednesday, the University announced the launch of a new Center for the Study of Contemporary China, which will officially open in the fall.
The field of private equity — under intense political attack in recent weeks — has a haven at the Wharton School. GRAPHIC: Wharton MBA Graduates Employed in Private Equity and Venture Capital
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