Articles by Jeremy Jick
01/28/16 12:06am
Guest column by Jeremy Jick | Seeing past the noise
Israel is often misrepresented at Penn. Whether through the placement of black flags on College Green or the construction of an “apartheid wall” in front of Van Pelt Library, Israel is depicted as an abominable tyrant and the substantive facts of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are deemed insignificant. 02/06/14 9:15pm
IAA profits from the Ivy League Model UN Conference
With revenue earned from the ILMUNC, the IAA funds its members to attend collegiate conferences, social events, academic programming, and other causes. 12/16/13 6:27pm
Early decision admission rate increases by less than one percent
This year, Penn’s early decision admit rate increased by .4 percent, from 24.9 to 25.3 percent. 12/05/13 5:58pm
Penn opposes boycott of Israeli academic institutions
Despite the American Studies Association’s endorsement of a boycott of Israeli academic institutions on Wednesday, Penn remains adamantly against the measure. 11/14/13 1:36pm
Penn Admissions sees new high in ED applicants
The University received 5,133 applications, which is a 41 percent increase from 2008. 11/03/13 11:34pm
Penn Med apps steady while national total increases
Despite national changes in medical school applications, the Perelman School of Medicine has kept its numbers relatively stable. 10/28/13 7:43pm
Time to Shine celebration comes to a close
The Time to Shine tour celebrates the accomplishments of the $4.3 billion Making History fundraising campaign, which concluded in December 2012. 10/21/13 8:16pm
More Ph.D. students pursue work outside academia
Some attribute this change in job shifts to cuts in research funding and monetary benefits of the private sector. 10/20/13 6:24pm
Penn keeps deadline amid Common App glitches
Even though the Common Application has been afflicted with technical issues this year, Penn still maintains that all early decision candidates send in their applications by Nov. 1. 10/08/13 9:59pm
Wharton grad finds passion in playing organ
The Curtis organ, which was donated to the University in 1927, has 10,731 individual pipes. 09/18/13 9:17pm
Penn third in alumni who are Fortune 100 CEOs
The U.S. News & World Report ranked Penn third in having grads who are Fortune 100 CEOs, such as the CEOs of Johnson & Johnson and Comcast. 09/16/13 4:43pm
WPTP largely unaffected after Phila. school closings
Due to the closing of Shaw Middle School, West Philadelphia Tutoring Program is already in the process of creating a new partnership with a West Philadelphia School. 09/11/13 11:00pm
The Adventures of Dean Eric Furda
09/10/13 10:35pm
U.S. News changes ranking methodology
The methodology differs from years past more generally in its focus on outcome measures from universities as opposed to what students look like when they enroll. 09/09/13 10:04pm
Too many dorm sign-ins will result in fine
The new policy, which will be in effect Sept. 16, is designed to improve security of college houses. 08/27/13 11:32pm
Class of 2017: At a Glance
Stats and numbers on your newest class of freshmen. 08/27/13 9:45pm
Common App drops ‘topic of your choice’ essay, adds five prompts
Penn has changed its supplement to focus on academics in response to the new essay prompts. 05/07/13 9:53pm
Penn Museum completes phase two of renovations
Set to officially open on May 10, the completion of the Widener Lecture Hall marks the end of the second phase of the Penn Museum of Archeology and Anthropology’s $15 million renovations of its west wing, which began in 2010. 04/23/13 12:22am
PennMOVES expands annual sale
Instead of the annual thrift sale of Penn students’ discarded goods at the end of the year, Philadelphia residents will now be able to buy the goods from PennMOVES all year round. 04/16/13 10:48pm