Articles by Eason Zhao
03/01/20 10:41pm
Two student-designed communities on Muslim life and politics will open in Harnwell next year
Student-designed communities are program communities designed and run by undergraduate students. 02/12/20 11:25pm
Penn Dining revives Black History Month celebration after canceling last year
Penn Dining is featuring recipes from dining hall workers at various dining halls from Feb. 10 to Feb. 13. 02/02/20 9:41pm
Penn senior wins Churchill Scholarship to study at Cambridge University
The scholarship grants one year of graduate study at University of Cambridge in England and is awarded annually to only fifteen students in the U.S. for “outstanding academic achievement” in science, mathematics, and engineering. 01/29/20 12:10am
Penn Dining's Lunar New Year celebration features Penn alum and Chinese restaurant manager
The Lunar New Year celebration is part of The Penn Cooks program, an initiative started in September 2019 under Penn Dining to celebrate the diverse student body of Penn and feature cuisines and chefs from different cultural backgrounds. 01/23/20 12:20am
UA works with Penn Dining Advisory Board to fix excess meal swipe problem
Penn Dining administrators said Penn has offered sufficient ways for students to use the swipes and that they have a responsibility to actively seek out these alternate solutions. 12/06/19 12:46am
On World AIDS Day, expert speaks about the effects of implicit bias and microaggression
Andrasik pointed out that implicit biases are not influenced by social desirability bias, which pushes people to behave in certain ways with the hope that others will view them more favorably as a result. 11/12/19 5:34pm
Penn Med researcher receives $3 million for treatment of triple-negative breast cancer
The grant will be used to support a clinical trial aimed at preventing the recurrence of triple-negative breast cancer. 11/06/19 11:34pm
Perry World House hosts event on the history and future of U.N. peacekeeping missions
In a discussion with Political Science professor Nicholas Sambanis, Swing shared his personal insights on the successes and challenges of U.N. peacekeeping missions. 10/29/19 9:01pm
Penn Law professor finds some Obama-era financial reforms were effective
The paper, titled "Making Consumer Finance Work," focused on several Obama-era policies, such as the establishment of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. 10/21/19 8:48am
Penn’s First Generation Association hosts a panel for on navigating graduate school life
The panelists, who are current FGLI graduate students, answered student questions about the difficulties of finding housing and financial help as a graduate student. 10/13/19 8:09pm