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After 26 years, the Institute for Research in Cognitive Science is closing, though administrators say the cognitive science major will not be affected.
You are what you eat. And for Penn’s varsity athletes, nothing could be more important than what they put in their bodies.
To make it to the top of any industry, you have to be willing to think outside the box.
Less than 15 minutes after CIA Director John Brennan was introduced, protesters interrupted the event, chanting “drones kill kids” and “U.S. out of the Middle East.”
PHILADELPHIA — Nick Buchta had never had anything handed to him in life, nor had he ever been invited to participate in something. Both of those things changed at the same time.
Close to home but a world away for many Philadelphia high school students, Penn’s high standards make it nearly impossible for many of them to apply to or to be accepted at the Ivy League University. Among the 3,697 high school students admitted to Penn last year, just 483 of them were from Pennsylvania. Only 170 of those students called Philadelphia home.
A flying robot whizzes onto stage and soars out high above the audience.
Admission to Penn may have just gotten more equitable.
Last Thursday evening, the brothers of Phi Gamma Delta began a new tradition by integrating the arts into their philanthropic endeavors.
College sophomore Taylor Hamilton is turning his passion for drawing into a platform for social activism.
Nearly a year after its inception, Penn’s Campaign for Community has sparked a wide variety of conversations about campus’ toughest issues.
Beginning on Wednesday morning, all University students will automatically receive UPennAlerts in the summer months. Up until now, most students were removed from the list of people notified for UPennAlerts after Commencement and before the first day of New Student Orientation.
There’s no other way of putting it — it’s the end of an era.
Serra Kazanc came to study at Penn in 2009, earned an internship at Jefferies — a global financial firm — the summer after her junior year and was offered full time employment at the company after graduating from Wharton in 2013. That year, Kazanc, who concentrated in finance and real estate, started working at Jefferies in New York City. She was happy with her job and so was her employer. The Wharton graduate was leasing an apartment and was one of the many Penn students that migrate to New York City upon graduation.
Family.
From solutions to finding the perfect nail polish to improving public speaking, College Pitch Philly saw it all, including a winning innovation by a Penn student.
The mental clockwork allowing the Picassos, Mozarts and Einsteins of the world to create, imagine and dream has long been shrouded in mystery — until now.
In poker as in softball, having an ace dramatically increases the likelihood of victory. In the initial stretches of the season, however, it is clear that Penn softball will have to bet with different odds.
A trip to the Wild West for Penn men’s and women’s tennis proved to be just that — wild.
In May 2011, Ruth Perelman, with her husband Raymond, donated $225 million to the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, making it the largest gift to a U.S. medical school in history. Two months later, she passed away in the hospital that now bears her family name.