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  • Men's lacrosse announces 2019 schedule

    The men's lacrosse team is set to embark on a 2019 schedule littered with quality opponents as the Red and Blue look to return to the NCAA Tournament for the 13th time.

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  • Penn establishes master of science genetic counseling program

    The new training program will begin in 2019, and will incorporate genetic counseling services with the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of those with suspected or known genetic mutations and conditions.

    FULL STORY AT Penn Medicine News →

  • Dennis and Soslow compete in FCS Bowl

    A pair of Penn Football players took their first steps towards a potential pro career as offensive lineman Tommy Dennis and kicker Jack Soslow were invited to participate in the FCS Bowl on December 9.

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  • Achieving great social impact with CHIP

    The 2019 High Impact Giving Guide has been released, offering expert advice on how donors make the most change with philanthropic gifts during the giving season and year-round.

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  • Nwokedi named Second-Team Scholar All-America, Trzaska All-Region

    The duo from the women's soccer were the only two from the Ivy League named first-team All-Region and Nwokedi was the only Ivy player named a Scholar All-American.

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  • Women's lacrosse unveils 2019 schedule

    Penn will face its fair share of challenges starting in February, pitting itself up against some of the nation's elite in hopes for a deep run into postseason play in May. 

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  • Global Women’s Leadership Project launches student-hosted podcast on feminism

    The “Feminism Podcast Series” will feature Penn Law students offering their perspectives on what feminism means to them.

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  • Amazon, AI and medical records: Do the benefits outweigh the risks?

    Wharton's Robert Field and Arnold Rosoff discuss the pros and cons of using AI in health care.

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  • Penn Medicine and Wharton Executive Education launch health care innovation program

    Health Care Innovation, a program partnership with Penn Medicine and the Aresty Institute of Executive Education at the Wharton School, is designed for senior-level clinicians and health care executives from a variety of settings—large established health care organizations, private practices, and startup companies. The four-day program will be offered April 25-28, 2019 in Philadelphia.

    FULL STORY AT Penn Medicine News →

  • ‘SOAR-ing’ helps elders remain safely at home

    Now, a new initiative at HUP called SOAR (supporting older adults at risk) is working to decrease hospital readmission rates, getting patients home sooner and keeping them there longer.

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