05/06/19 3:10pm
At the event, Palmieri explained how women in leadership are subject to “deeply enlarged gender biases” and urged them to be unapologetic about their identities despite this.
04/24/19 6:02pm
Stewart, who was 80 when he died, joined the Penn community in 1970 and had several roles during his time in the school.
04/23/19 11:35pm
Ayebiahwe said the idea of creating a multipurpose, rechargeable, and affordable LED lamp resonates with his own experiences growing up in a small village in Ghana.
04/11/19 10:17pm
The Guggenheim Fellowship recognizes exceptional work in natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and the creative arts.
04/02/19 10:49pm
The new "Eat & Greets" program is part of an initiative to improve mental wellness and encourage students to meet new people.
03/25/19 9:23pm
The Penn Law First Generation Fellows program, funded by 1988 Law graduate David Silk, will provide personal mentorship and career support to first generation law students.
03/13/19 8:55pm
This year, Penn's Perelman School of Medicine and the School of Medicine at Stanford University were tied for third place.
02/28/19 12:27am
The after-school program promotes cultural pride for school-aged children of African descent in West Philadelphia.
02/21/19 11:35pm
Route 49 will include stops at Penn, the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, the Eastern State Penitentiary, and museums and attractions on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
02/14/19 11:39pm
Jones read sections from her new book “Reclaiming Our Space: How Black Feminists Are Changing the World from the Tweets to the Streets."
02/05/19 7:48pm
Jason Levy, senior director of student center operations at Temple, said the flag shows that the school is “supportive of everybody” and “really wants students to feel comfortable here.”
01/30/19 6:03pm
The team developed an idea for a catheter that has micro-sized crevices to prevent bacterial growth, which can cause infections.
01/27/19 9:40pm
Campano won the award for his most recent book, “Partnering with Immigrant Communities: Action Through Literacy."
12/06/18 6:56pm
The Philadelphia-themed article was written by Zach Baron, a GQ writer and Philadelphia native. "It just feels…different in Philadelphia these days. Downright victorious, even," he wrote.
11/13/18 8:06pm
Inside the romantic story of how Penn Medicine student Will Kennedy worked with The Daily Pennsylvanian and a former crossword editor from The Washington Post to propose to his girlfriend, Kinnari Patel.
10/26/18 8:03pm
They focused on discussing the benefits of UNICEF and the United Nations Population Fund, bringing up a conversation on the implications of such budget constraints.
10/21/18 11:16pm
The bill also institutes a fine of up to $25,000 and a 10-year prison sentence for those who use drones to enable the shipping of contraband to a prison inmate.
09/27/18 9:55pm
Wharton MBA graduates are leading HUNGRY and LocalStove, two companies which recently merged to help connect corporate offices’ to high-quality catering from local chefs.
09/19/18 9:21pm
A 2018 ranking names Penn President Amy Gutmann as the highest paid leader among Philadelphia non-profit organizations.
