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Seven Penn students and one graduate named 2023 Thouron Scholars
The award will cover complete tuition for two years of study at any university in the United Kingdom.
Annenberg Public Policy Center director elected to AAAS board
Jamieson’s work focuses on campaign communication, the science of communication, and methods for preventing the spread of conspiracy theories and misinformation.
Penn student groups from across political spectrum take part in GPA debate
During the debate, panelists discussed political issues such as crime and criminal justice, affirmative action, environmental justice, and minimum wage policies.
Penn Med eliminates administrative jobs in reorganization effort, saving $40 million annually
CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System Kevin Mahoney announced the elimination of a “small number of administrative positions which no longer align with our key objectives.”
Penn investigating vandalism at BioPond after pond water turns red
In addition to turning a reddish hue, the pond was encircled by caution tape wrapped around the surrounding trees.
PWH Global Shifts Colloquium to focus on rising temperatures around the world
The events will focus on the global threat of extreme heat, its impact on our lives, and policy solutions to heat waves.
Penn announces 2023 Distinguished Visiting Faculty Fellow
Tallbear’s research interests center around how genealogical characteristics and DNA analysis result in consequences for indigenous communities.
Ukrainian visiting scholars spend a year at Penn to continue education amidst ongoing conflict
The program, founded by two Russian and Eastern European Studies professors, seeks to help Ukrainians whose studies were disrupted by the war.
Philadelphia, UC Townhomes developer approach settlement involving Penn support for tenants
Penn, Drexel, and other local institutions could contribute to a "services-based" fund to support UC Townhomes residents.
Penn Table Tennis wins regional competition, prepares for national championship
The team is ranked tenth nationally and travels to Round Rock, Texas for nationals in mid-April.
AOC Communications Director Lauren Hitt to deliver 2023 communication major graduation speech
Hitt serves as the United States Representative's primary spokesperson and media strategist.
Health philanthropy executive Richard Besser to speak at 2023 School of Nursing Commencement
The School of Nursing announced that Richard Besser, Perelman School of Medicine alumnus and health philanthropy executive, will speak at the 2023 commencement ceremony on May 15.
Penn graduate reflects on building Cocoa Press, a 3D printing chocolate business
Cocoa Press reimagines 3D printing by allowing people and companies to use the technology for producing chocolate treats.
Penn Museum union advocates for standardized pay, job security in contract negotiations
The union is part of the AFSCME District Council 47, which represents various institutions and workers in Philadelphia, including the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Zoo.
Penn Police officer discharged from hospital after being struck in purposeful hit-and-run
The incident happened at around 10:30 p.m. at 40th and Sansom Streets.
Here are the fall 2023 College courses that double count
Use the DP's guide, based on data provided by Path@Penn, to see which classes "double count" before Advanced Registration ends on April 3.
Two Penn venture capital firms host speed-dating event, connecting Penn founders to funders
Each alumni founder or leader at an early-stage company had 10 minutes to pitch their ideas to an investor, receiving advice or securing funding.
Penn Y-Prize Competition winners develop improved pulse oximetry for patients with darker skin
The team of LSM sophomores were awarded $10,000, and their proposals were automatically entered into the semi-final round of the Penn Venture Lab Startup Challenge.
Penn Hillel hosts Israel Week, aiming to engage students with Israeli culture
Over 100 students attended a speaker event at Penn Hillel where a Holocaust survivor spoke about his time growing up as a child survivor of the Nazi's occupation of France.