Emilio Parrado, director of the Latin American and Latino Studies program at the University of Pennsylvania, has been named one of the Delaware Valley’s Most Influential Latinos.

   WHO:            Barry Scheck, Cardozo School of Law professor and co-founder of the Innocence Project 

The Dance Celebration series at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a season of performances aimed to suit a wide variety of tastes.

Every weekday, once early in the morning and once in the evening, a dedicated group of members of the Penn Running Club gather at Pottruck gym to run several miles through the city. 

Penn Libraries is now home to a large private collection documenting the social and economic development of early Jewish life in the Western Hemisphere. 

Penn students, faculty, and staff can now save more money on their cellphone service plans through the University’s Cellular Discount Program. The discounts, provided by AT&T, Sprint/Nextel, and Verizon to the Penn community for monthly voice/data service plans, have increased.

The Penn Bookstore and Computer Connection are making shopping for the holidays sweeter with treats for your tummy and discounts on items throughout the stores. 

Penn basketball fans who can’t make it to The Palestra to see a game in person can soon catch the Quakers live on national television.

  For two decades, Scott Reikofski has influenced University of Pennsylvania fraternities and sororities, as well as Greek life nationally and internationally.

It’s a win-win proposition: During the holiday season, users of the Penn Libraries can help fight hunger in the Philadelphia area while paying off their overdue library fines.