Penn Dental graduate students win competition for jawbone replacement surgery research

Two graduate dental students conducted a study analyzing the difference between single and double barrel techniques for fibula free flap reconstruction of jawbone defects. 

Penn Medicine's uterus transplant study delivers its first baby

Launched in 2017, the trial provides women with uterine factor infertility, a type of female infertility that affects as many as 5% of women around the world, with a chance at parenthood.

Princeton prof. warns of racial bias in technology at Annenberg talk

Princeton professor Ruha Benjamin discussed underlying racial biases in technology at a talk hosted by the Annenberg School of Communication.

Here’s what you should know about Penn Dining this Thanksgiving break

1920 Commons and Lauder College House will be serving dinner on Dec. 1 — an increase from past years when only one dining hall was open on the Sunday of Thanksgiving break.

Mike Vaughan, Wharton grad and former COO of Venmo, recalls his unorthodox path to success

Vaughan spoke at Wharton Council's annual Business of Life lecture, which features members of the Wharton community with unique life stories and unconventional journeys to success.

Penn produced the most 2019 Forbes 400 members out of any university

Penn is the best-represented school in the rankings and 24% of the Forbes 400 graduated from an Ivy League school. 

A week of sustainability-focused events culminates in a celebratory 'Greenfest' at Penn

Greenfest is hosted each semester by the Student Sustainability Association at Penn, also known as SSAP, the umbrella organization for all student environmental groups on campus.

Andrea Mitchell Center hosts opening conference on the social impacts of inequality

The conference highlighted how equality is not always attainable and how a lack of equality might affect access to democratic participation and liberty.