Articles by Audrey Levenson

03/17/25 11:29pm
The Penn Museum’s renovations in the Ancient Egypt and Nubia Galleries are the second part of the Penn Museum’s Building Transformation project, which began in 2014 and reimagines 75% of the museum’s footprint.
02/20/25 9:29pm
During the spring 2024 semester, students participated in a preservation project of Stuart Weitzman Hall through a course titled "Documentation, Research, Recording II." 
02/17/25 12:19am
Wind gusts of 50 mph to 60 mph brought down a live wire on Locust Street and sent debris through a window on Spruce Street.
02/03/25 9:35pm
The pop-up — bringing vintage clothing, accessories, furniture, and books to University City — will remain in the space until January 2026
01/30/25 12:12am
Ghost Robotics, which activists allege has produced the robotic dogs used by the Israeli military in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, has been the source of extended protests at Penn.
01/21/25 10:15pm
The move marks a step towards the University’s goal to streamline student support services by housing multiple departments under one roof.
12/09/24 11:03pm
After arriving at Penn in 1968, he served as a history professor and curator for the Henry Charles Lea Library at Penn Libraries, a position he held for 41 years.
12/01/24 11:04pm
The course, called AI in Education: Leveraging ChatGPT for Teaching, was created in collaboration with OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research company responsible for the creation of ChatGPT. 
11/14/24 2:47am
The program encouraged students to reach beyond Penn’s most popular study spaces and explore the resources the Libraries have to offer.
10/25/24 1:18am
Penn Violence Prevention is hosting Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October in an attempt to raise awareness about domestic violence on campus. 
09/30/24 11:42pm
To be recognized as an Edge Runner, a model of care must lead to significant clinical, financial, community, and policy outcomes.
09/27/24 3:13am
Both exhibits explore the physicality and perception of books and will be open to the public until the end of the semester. 
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