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A round-up of Penn mentions in local, national, and international media.
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‘There’s no words’: Relatives feel victimized by alleged scheme to sell donated human remains
Aaron Schwartz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that the alleged thefts of human remains by a former Harvard Medical School manager are a breach of trust.
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More than half of U.S. employers ready to try four-day workweek
Iwan Barankay of the Wharton School says that a four-day workweek might increase pressure on workers to toil on their own time.
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Philadelphia City Council explores subway line under Roosevelt Boulevard into Northeast
Doctoral student Jay Arzu in the Weitzman School of Design is one of the main advocates for the Roosevelt Boulevard Subway Movement in Northeast Philadelphia.
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The fight against cancer faces daunting new challenge: debt politics
PIK Professor Ezekiel Emanuel says that the pharmaceutical industry has a bias but that he doesn’t necessarily see an overreliance on industry money in research.
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Steven Holl Architects reveals design for UPenn’s new Student Performing Arts Center
A new 37,300-square-foot Student Performing Arts Center will provide dedicated space for the performing arts on Penn’s campus.
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We cannot turn our backs on Central American migrants at the border
Fernando Chang-Muy and Trevor Stankiewicz of Penn Carey Law co-write in an op-ed that people seeking protection from torture, violence and extortion can and must be allowed to have access to a better life, no matter their country of origin.
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The Instant Pot was beloved. Now its maker has filed for bankruptcy
Barbara Kahn of the Wharton School says that retail companies commonly claim that they’re carrying too much debt when declaring bankruptcy.
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Seven ways to develop a ‘pro mindset’ and become a better cyclist
Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences says that potential amounts to little without adding a continuous and relentless focus on perseverance and passion.
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Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines
José M. García-López of the School of Veterinary Medicine discusses some initial signs that might cause a vet to examine a horse for kissing spines.
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To his final days, my father always knew how to pull off the landing
In an Op-Ed, Paul Hendrickson of the School of Arts & Sciences reflects on his father’s legacy as a pilot and their complex relationship.