A long, long way to run Deseret News (Salt Lake City) A long, long way to run “Any film is potentially a cult classic,” says Timothy Corrigan of the School of Arts & Sciences. “It depends to what extent it fires up or activates an audience to appropriate parts of it or all of it in terms of their own perception.”
Barrage of news shows climate change policy is rapidly shifting under Trump administration USA Today Barrage of news shows climate change policy is rapidly shifting under Trump administration Michael Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the administration’s activities related to climate change.
Over 100 volunteers in West Philadelphia repair 11 homes in 48 hours to preserve homeownership CBS Philadelphia Over 100 volunteers in West Philadelphia repair 11 homes in 48 hours to preserve homeownership A $1.7 million grant is funding a partnership between Penn and Rebuilding Together Philadelphia to preserve homeownership for West Philadelphia residents who need it most.
Faced with a perfect storm, small local colleges try to navigate the future Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Faced with a perfect storm, small local colleges try to navigate the future Declining birth rates and rising tuition costs are making it difficult for small colleges to overcome enrollment declines, says Julie Wollman of the Graduate School of Education.
California can fend off Trump’s climate attack. Cities might not Bloomberg California can fend off Trump’s climate attack. Cities might not Danny Cullenward of the Kleinman Cetner for Energy Policy at the Weitzman School of Design says that severing California’s carbon market from Quebec is far from an existential cut to the market.
Penn embarks on $60M renovation of Sheraton Philadelphia University City Philadelphia Business Journal Penn embarks on $60M renovation of Sheraton Philadelphia University City Penn is renovating its Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel.
From allergies to migraines to arthritis to mood swings, the atmosphere has profound effects on our well-being Philadelphia Inquirer From allergies to migraines to arthritis to mood swings, the atmosphere has profound effects on our well-being The late Joseph L. Hollander of the Perelman School of Medicine is credited for affirming the effects of the atmosphere on medical wellbeing.
Penn program offers artificial intelligence training to Philadelphia school district teachers WHYY (Philadelphia) Penn program offers artificial intelligence training to Philadelphia school district teachers A Graduate School of Education pilot program funded by Ellie and Jeffrey Marrazzo will offer AI training for teachers and administrators in the School District of Philadelphia, featuring remarks from Michael Golden and Betty Chandy.
RFK Jr. vows to find cause of autism by September — experts have doubts CBC News RFK Jr. vows to find cause of autism by September — experts have doubts Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine comments on efforts by the Department of Health and Human Services to determine the causes of autism.
What vaccine skeptics are getting wrong about a new Cleveland Clinic study on the flu vaccine What vaccine skeptics are getting wrong about a new Cleveland Clinic study on the flu vaccine Jeffrey Morris of the Perelman School of Medicine says that flu vaccines primarily reduce the risk of death or severe disease.