Penn in the News

The Penn Museum is reassembling the Tomb Chapel of Kaipure, a 4,300 year old door to the afterlife that was located in Egypt.

The Wharton School’s San Francisco campus is relocating to the city’s Financial District.

Penn has received $11 million to expand the Clark Scholars Program for engineering students.

Angela DeMichele discusses the Breast Cancer Program at the Abramson Cancer Center.

In a Q&A, E. John Wherry of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses the future of immunology research at Penn and its new $376 million research facility focused on immune health, autoimmunity, and infectious diseases.

Mike Cirigliano from the Perelman School of Medicine commented on compounding pharmacies distributing weight loss drugs.

The University of Pennsylvania Press has published a three-volume book series that retells the history of the Delaware Valley, celebrating Philadelphia's role in the founding of the nation.

Penn Medicine is spending more than $500 million on two new cancer facilities in Philadelphia and central New Jersey, featuring remarks from Julia Puchtler, Robert Vonderheide, and Jim Metz.

As former President Joseph Biden completes cancer treatment, his daughter, Ashley, wrote on Instagram, “Thank you to the incredible doctors, nurses, and staff at Penn Medicine. We are so grateful!”

According to an August survey from Penn, Americans who have primary care clinicians put the greatest trust in their advice.