Student Spotlight with Megan Reed
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.
Articles from Greg Johnson
Q&A with Ezekiel “Zeke” Emanuel
Q&A with Ezekiel “Zeke” Emanuel
“Are you interviewing me?” Ezekiel “Zeke” Emanuel bellows in his broad Chicago accent from the doorway of his office in College Hall.
Get men’s basketball tickets for a special price
Get men’s basketball tickets for a special price
Let’s go Qua-kers! Boom, boom, boom-boom-boom! Let’s go Qua-kers! Boom, boom, boom-boom-boom! Penn faculty and staff can purchase tickets at the discounted price of $7 for each of the men’s basketball team’s remaining home games.
Who is in that Quaker suit?
Who is in that Quaker suit?
Sporting bright blue shoes on his oversized feet, He’s always on hand for a meet and greet,A hat that says “Penn,” and a red and blue vest,“P” for Pennsylvania sits proudly upon his chest,With an ever-present smile and baby blue eyes,He leads the crowd in roars and cries,
Staff Q&A with Rodney Robinson
Staff Q&A with Rodney Robinson
While a student at Penn in the mid-1980s, Rodney Robinson missed his Hey Day—the nearly century-old tradition that celebrates the junior class moving up to become seniors—because of an Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity engagement.
Student Spotlight with Zack Rosen
Student Spotlight with Zack Rosen
Q&A with Richard A. Berk
Q&A with Richard A. Berk
Prison beds are expensive. Housing an inmate in a high-security facility can cost more than a year of tuition at Penn.
Rehabilitating soldiers after war
Rehabilitating soldiers after war
By 1916, the U.S. federal government had spent more than $5 billion on Civil War pensions, more than the cost of the entire four-year war.
HR programs help resolve workplace conflicts
HR programs help resolve workplace conflicts
With a total regular workforce of more than 16,300 faculty and staff, and nearly 16,000 more in the Health System, Penn is a small city that requires an army of dedicated employees to keep the institution running smoothly.
Researchers find troubling link between low birth weight and autism
Researchers find troubling link between low birth weight and autism
Low birth weight babies, infants born weighing between one and five pounds, can face a host of long-term health and developmental issues, including illness, infection and, according to a study from the School of Nursing, an increased risk for autism.