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Denise Henhoeffer

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    Commencement 2017: ‘use your freedom well’
    Commencement 2017

    Commencement 2017: ‘use your freedom well’

    Penn President Amy Gutmann celebrated the University graduates of the Class of 2017, along with family, friends, the academic community, alumni, and Commencement speaker Cory Booker, Democratic U.S. Senator for New Jersey.

    Jacquie Posey

    Hey Day 2017
    Hey Day 2017

    Hey Day, a beloved tradition that is unique to Penn, was first held in 1916.

    Hey Day 2017

    At the annual tradition that marks the official passage of the junior class to senior status, participants joyfully marched down Locust Walk to College Green, holding bamboo canes and donning Styrofoam hats.

    Christina Cook

    Biden talks world affairs, tells students to engage and 'jump in'
    Biden Talks World Affairs

    Biden talks world affairs, tells students to engage and 'jump in'

    The former vice president sat down with Penn President Amy Gutmann on March 30 for a conversation on the United States’ role in global affairs. Throughout the discussion, Biden aimed his remarks at the audience of students—who he called “the most generous generation in American history.”

    Lauren Hertzler

    Penn hosts cancer conversation with Biden, other experts at Silfen University Forum
    Silfen Forum 2017

    Penn hosts cancer conversation with Biden, other experts at Silfen University Forum

    The wide-ranging discussion emphasized the importance of collaboration among researchers, the challenge of prevention, and the crucial importance of discovery and innovation in reaching milestones in cancer prevention and treatment.

    Katherine Unger Baillie, Michele W. Berger

    Shakespeare and his co-authors, as told by Penn engineers
    Shakespeare and His Co-Authors, as Told by Penn Engineers

    Shakespeare and his co-authors, as told by Penn engineers

    Four hundred years after the death of dramatist William Shakespeare, enduring questions remain about whether the Bard of Avon had an uncredited co-writer on some of his world-famous plays. A team of Penn researchers has found an answer—in the School of Engineering and Applied Science, of all places.