Greg Johnson covers Penn Athletics and Recreation, which includes sports teams, intramural sports, and the Penn Relays. He manages the annual Research at Penn publication, which highlights notable research from all 12 schools at Penn.
Skills Initiative Gives Unemployed West Philadelphians Job Training
She fell in love with the trees. Born and raised in West Philadelphia, she would pass through Penn as a curious and attentive child. Traveling on SEPTA with her mother, she was fascinated by the University’s arboreal campus, unique and scenic architecture, and pacific quality of life.
For some people, experiencing a racial encounter can be so stressful that it’s as if they are facing a tsunami or a venomous snake.
The episodes can be as minute as an inadvertent microaggression, or as malignant as being pelted with rocks and called the N-word.
Skills initiative gives unemployed West Philadelphians job training
Founded in 2011, the University City District’s West Philadelphia Skills Initiative connects employers seeking talent to unemployed West Philadelphia residents looking for work.
Black children less likely to receive medical care for eczema
Eczema is a chronic, inflammatory disease common in both children and adults that causes dry, red, and itchy skin, typically in skin folds, such as the crook of the elbow or behind the knees. An allergic type of ailment, it often coincides with having asthma or seasonal allergies.
In 1888, Emily Lovira Gregory was appointed to the faculty position of teaching fellow in the Department of Biology, making her the first female member of the faculty at Penn.
Online commerce colossus Amazon revealed on Sept. 7 its planned HQ2, the company’s second headquarters, which will be built in North America. Amazon expects to invest more than $5 billion in the construction of HQ2 and create as many as 50,000 high-paying jobs, as well as tens of thousands of additional jobs and billions of dollars of investment in the surrounding community.
Freedom of speech is a hallmark of American democracy. The authors of the Bill of Rights deemed it so essential to self-rule that it is the second right mentioned, after freedom of religion.
