Articles by Sun Jae Lee
03/21/16 11:16pm
Professors crack down on laptop use in classes
Laptops can be distracting, and increasingly, many professors have begun to introduce laptop policies that determine when laptops can be used or whether they can be used at all. 03/03/16 12:39am
School of Arts and Sciences works to tie together technology and the humanities
The recent establishment of the Price Lab has contributed substantially to the progress made in the field of digital humanities. 03/03/16 12:38am
Language classes teach culture, but faculty say cross cultural analysis requirement is still necessary
Associate Dean of the College and Director of Academic Affairs Kent Peterman said that this decision was made in a vote by the faculty in discussions regarding the College curriculum. 03/02/16 1:08am
When you need a change of scene: how to get credit for classes outside of Penn
Penn just released its register of hundreds of courses it will offer in the fall — but less advertised is the opportunity students have to take classes somewhere else. 02/16/16 12:56am
'Uber for tutors' connects undergraduates with grad students
It might now be quicker for you to find a tutor than to look up your question on Google. 02/15/16 12:31am
Joint-school Nutrition Science major to launch in the fall
Students have been asking for a nutrition science major for years, but the subject area has nonetheless been limited to a minor — until now. 02/07/16 6:00am
Penn Tutoring Center experiments with 'professor letters' to recruit well-performing students
This semester, Penn ramped up its efforts to recruit high-achieving students with a more personal form of outreach. 02/03/16 12:39am
The world's countries, ranked — by Wharton
Germany is the world's top country, followed by Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States, according to a new rankings project involving Wharton. 02/02/16 1:27am
8x more classes in Arts and Letters sector than Living World this semester
This semester the College of Arts and Sciences offered only five courses that fulfilled the Living World sector, four of which were closed a week before the add deadline. 01/29/16 6:00am
Spring club recruitment, while subdued, a major strategy for some groups
The fall activities fair was a huge and festive celebration, with hundreds of organizations lining Locust. But where was the spring activities fair? 01/28/16 2:06am
Penn Bookstore advertises rental options as textbooks become increasingly expensive
More than 80 percent of titles are available for rent. 01/19/16 1:18am
Spring OCR withers as companies begin to recruit in the fall
For some, spring semester is a hurricane of nerve-wracking interviews and sweaty handshakes. For others, it is the calm waters of relaxation that follow the acceptance of an internship. 01/17/16 6:00am
The most unique classes of spring semester
Dropping a class? Here are a few you might want to pick up. 12/09/15 1:30am
Penn Vet program fixes limbs to save lives
The program is not only a philanthropic endeavor that provides treatment for animals that otherwise may have to face amputation or euthanasia, but is also a learning opportunity for residents, interns, and students. 11/15/15 10:14pm
Asian Pacific American Heritage Week celebrates Asian culture with desserts and date auctions
The annual APAHW, which focuses on raising awareness about Asians with American heritage and celebrating the historical achievements of Asian Pacific Americans, took place between Nov. 9 and Nov. 14. 11/11/15 8:45pm
The fairy godmother of student startups
WeissLabs will be the first 24/7 physical space on campus for students to work on their startup ideas. 10/19/15 11:40pm
Penn study uses Facebook to examine health
Researchers looked at about 1.4 million posts and tweets, which dated as far back as 2009, and were comprised of almost 12 million words in total. 09/28/15 9:35pm