In a new course on pantomiming, students will study — and dress up as — Charlie Chaplin
The seminar will examine the history of European-style pantomime and the social and political impacts of Chaplin’s twentieth-century silent films.
The seminar will examine the history of European-style pantomime and the social and political impacts of Chaplin’s twentieth-century silent films.
The Galentine’s Day event at the Penn Museum was inspired by the holiday popularized by the sitcom "Parks and Recreation," in which protagonist Leslie Knope celebrates her female friends the day before Valentine's Day.
The change follows city legislation banning cashless stores due to low-income discrimination.
While births outpaced deaths in the city, around 1,400 more people moved out of Philadelphia than entered it.
Philadelphia ranked 102 out of 125 cities in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2019 ranking. This marks a decrease from the 2018 rankings, where the city was ranked 98th.
Philadelphia might implement a fee for driving in congested areas depending on the outcome of New York City's similar plans for 2020.
The researchers suggested that adolescents take more risks because of environmental factors that are part of a normal process of adapting to adulthood.
The materials can use light to solve integrals faster than digital computers.
The resolution honors Mill, who grew up in North Philadelphia, for his work in reforming the criminal justice system.
Leary's first steps as director include the creation of a nursing innovation podcast. She assumed the position Feb. 1 after working part time as an innovation specialist in the Office of Nursing Research.