Through
4/30
A round-up of Penn mentions in local, national, and international media.
Penn In the News
Meeta Kumar and Bill Alexander of Counseling and Psychological Services talk about the resources on campus for students dealing with anxiety and depression.
Penn In the News
Efforts to diversify the faculty may not be focusing enough on key areas, namely math-based fields -- especially when it comes to black faculty members. And such efforts haven’t led to any premium in pay for those hired to contribute to campus diversity.
Penn In the News
David Yaden of the School of Arts & Sciences is quoted on different word usage between religious and non-religious people.
Penn In the News
Jonathan Baron of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the decision to send additional troops to Afghanistan and says, “Good leaders engage in actively open-minded thinking.”
Penn In the News
Doris Wagner of the School of Arts & Sciences is quoted on the genomes of plants.
Penn In the News
Cambridge University Press reversed course Monday and restored access to more than 300 journal articles it had blocked from its website in China, after coming under heavy criticism from scholars for caving to a request from Chinese government censors.
Penn In the News
Rahul Mangharam of the School of Engineering and Applied Science is interviewed on expected changes coming to smartphone charging capabilities.
Penn In the News
Students Naveen Jain, Phil Williams and Jun Jeon of the Perelman School of Medicine are highlighted for creating SpectrumScores, an LGBTQ-focused health-care app.
Penn In the News
Vincent E. Price had been the president of Duke University for 49 days when a statue of Robert. E. Lee was taken out of the entrance to the university chapel this weekend.
Penn In the News
The research of Kelvin See of the School of Arts & Sciences on the ability to control heart cells to self-heal is discussed.