The Feb. 26 discussion was held at Steinberg-Dietrich Hall and highlighted AI-related energy and water consumption issues. 

As of January, Penn reports operating more than 145 pan-tilt-zoom cameras and over 1,200 fixed cameras across campus and within its patrol zone.

The Feb. 24 event, titled “Lessons from the White House: Climate, AI, and the Future,” featured a conversation with School of Engineering and Applied Science professor Ali Zaidi. 

The Y-Prize competition — now in its thirteenth year — challenges student-led teams to develop a commercial use for an emerging technology developed at Penn.

This year, the week’s key focus is on how artificial intelligence and the growing demand for data centers affect the energy landscape.

The School of Nursing received $17.9 million in NIH awards in 2025, reclaiming the top spot for the first time since fiscal year 2019.

Located approximately 30 miles from Penn’s campus, Betty was designed to handle artificial intelligence programs that can interpret large datasets and produce increasingly refined results. 

The paper warns that the growing role of artificial intelligence in academic spaces raises questions about the future of critical thinking and student skill development.

2013 College graduate Pratham Mittal — who founded the Tetr College of Business — joined Shark Tank India for a campus special in its recent fifth season.

Researchers will regularly update the project to reflect changes in the evolving job market. 

Parthasarathy created this tool while enrolled in CASI’s fully funded 2025 summer internship program at Aravind Eye Hospital in Madurai, India. 

The event included discussions about artificial intelligence and innovation in healthcare. 

While the policy provided a general framework for the Penn community, faculty across the University have taken varying approaches to AI use in learning. 

Tang is the first Penn student to be honored with this award, and one of eight to receive it nationwide in 2026. 

Multiple individuals whose information was included in the leak pledged to halt donations to Penn over the administration’s handling of on-campus antisemitism allegations in 2023.

The team utilized machine learning to analyze public data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.

Penn’s cybersecurity incident information and FAQ webpage — which previously offered community guidance and described the investigation into the Oct. 31 data breach — now displays a 404 error.