A joint effort between Penn faculty and staff, the LDI conducts research on the American health care system.
The NSF-funded research includes a quantum chemistry project and a study of overheating mobile devices.
Arab Spring? A “psychological rupture” is a more fitting term for the chaos in the Middle East, according to political analyst and London School of Economics and Political Science professor Fawaz Gerges.
The associate dean for undergraduate studies at the Annenberg School for Communicationstartled his audience at the Penn Book Store last night, revealing the vulnerability of web surfing as he presented his new book, The Daily You.
Students, faculty and staff celebrate the second night of Chanukah at Penn. Performances of music were done by the Penn Band. Chabad at Penn lit the ice sculpted menorah. Rabbi Levi Haskelevich of Chabad also spoke at the celebration. The event was sponsored by Lubavitch House at Penn. For more information about the organization, check out their website at www.LubavitchHouse.com
Reporter Allie Mayer talked to President Amy Gutmann about voter turnout and how the election can affect Penn.
Reporter Allie Mayer asked students how they felt about third-party candidates in the second installment of the DP’s Word on the Walk political series. Related: What do you want in your next president? What is the most important issue in this election?
Do you know what Penn’s core curriculum is? Do you think there should be one? See what fellow students think. RELATED: Penn core curriculum requirements fall in the middle of peer schools.
High-school seniors around the world found out whether they got into Penn March 29. We asked current students to remember their admissions stories. Read about how the Class of 2016 fared this year.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a resolution making the bible the theme of 2012. Check out reactions on Locust Walk to resolution 535, and check out the story here.
Solutions by The State News
