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Students appreciated Kutcher’s candor and action-oriented social impact.
Wharton alum, Steinberg-Dietrich namesake dies at 73
Saul Steinberg, whose name is most recognizably attached to Steinberg-Dietrich Hall and the Steinberg Conference Center, died Friday in his sleep at his Manhattan home.
Q&A: Penn author evaluates university civic engagement
Rita Hodges, co-author of “The Road Half Traveled,” tells the DP that Penn is a leader in civic engagement but is “only beginning to tap the comprehensive set of resources in a sustainable, strategic way.”
'Compliments' creator tackles Penn culture
The Facebook page called Penn Compliments has posted more than 500 anonymously-submitted compliments about students since its inception.
Penn's VP of Communications looks back on Hollywood past
During the years MacCarthy actively wrote in Hollywood between 1978-81, he says he had a “modicum of success.” After his win in the contest, MacCarthy was partnered with Paul Taylor, another writer, and they were signed to 20th Century Fox. Together, they sold multiple pilots, wrote a story for M*A*S*H and had frequent meetings with networks.
Penn gives students a voice in reaccreditation process
Although there is little doubt that Penn will be reaccredited, administrators are using the self-study as an opportunity for a thorough review of undergraduate education on campus.
Leases start earlier due to new academic calendar
Last year, Provost Vince Price approved a change in the academic year after his office discovered that Penn’s calendar didn’t align with Middle States Commission on Higher Education regulations. As a result, students will have to come back to campus early to start classes in August for the first time since 1974.
Penn using some money from 'century bond' for facilities
The University sold $300 million worth of bonds that will mature in 100 years, otherwise known as century bonds, at an historic low interest rate of 4.674 percent.
New presidential term professors advance faculty diversity
Last December, President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price announced a four-year, $2 million grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts for these positions.
Video: Protesters in Huntsman Hall
Protesters entered Huntsman Hall Friday afternoon after House Majority Leader Eric Cantor canceled a lecture. Related: Topics: Occupy Philadelphia






