Articles by Felix Li
08/23/19 1:59pm
Penn Labs and UA launch new website to combat competitive club culture
The app was initially envisioned by Wharton junior and UA Wharton representative John Casey, who was motivated by his own experiences to improve the club recruitment process. 04/17/19 7:02pm
Penn Medicine treats patients in first human CRISPR trial in the U.S.
The treatments were part of a clinical study at the Abramson Cancer Center applying CRISPR to cancer immunotherapy. 04/08/19 10:43pm
Snort! Oink! Rescue pigs lounge on Locust for Wharton class project
The project was a part of MGMT 203's “Swag Day,” in which teams of students have to bring in an item or experience they obtained for free. 03/31/19 9:42pm
At Penn's second annual M&T summit, students and alumni explore 'disruptive technologies'
The summit is designed to bring together M&T students, faculty, and alumni, giving current students an opportunity to learn from and network with alumni. 03/28/19 12:05am
Israeli leader Tzipi Livni proposes vision for Israeli-Palestinian peace at Hillel event
Throughout the talk, Livni stressed the importance of maintaining Israel’s identity as a Jewish state while preserving democratic rights of non-Jewish minorities. 03/19/19 11:51pm
Students praise financial literacy course taught by NFL player Brandon Copeland
Students currently enrolled said they appreciate the class for its practical life lessons and pragmatic approach to personal finance. 03/12/19 8:46pm
Researchers at Penn find link between sugar and cell communication
The findings have important applications for designing cellular devices in cell biology and nanomedicine. 03/10/19 6:35pm
Meet the Penn Med students who grow flytraps and orchids for the Philadelphia Flower Show
Zhang, a third-year M.D./Ph.D student, and Santucci, a second-year medical student, have been growing and submitting their plants to the Philadelphia Flower Show for the past three years. 02/24/19 10:56pm
Photo Essay | Penn Museum's new Egyptian exhibit preserves mummies and rare artifacts
The three-part exhibit, titled “Ancient Egypt: From Discovery and Display," features over 200 artifacts, many of which have have never been on display before. 02/14/19 11:19am
Penn research shows promising signs that an FDA-approved drug could stop spread of cancer
Originally created nearly 65 years ago to control blood pressure, reserpine now shows promising signs that it might be able to stop the spread of cancer. 02/05/19 1:16am