Franklin Field
Franklin Field
Photo credit: University Archives Franklin Field is probably best known as the home to the Penn Relays and the Quaker fo
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Become a mentor to a West Philadelphia High School student
Become a mentor to a West Philadelphia High School student
A new Penn mentoring program with West Philadelphia High School offers University faculty and staff the opportunity to advise and counsel local students.
Eisenlohr Hall
Eisenlohr Hall
Photo credit: University Archives Eisenlohr Hall has been the official home for Penn’s president for nearly 30 years, but before it was restored to its original purpose as a residence, the elegant mansion housed
Administrator of BP and Sept. 11th Victim-Compensation Funds to Speak at Penn Law School Today
Administrator of BP and Sept. 11th Victim-Compensation Funds to Speak at Penn Law School Today
WHO: Kenneth Feinberg WHAT: “Unconventional Responses to Unique Catastrophies”
Penn conference explores architecture for the elderly
Penn conference explores architecture for the elderly
With the number of senior citizens in the United States expected to continue increasing in the decades to come, the need for suitable housing is also expected to rise.
PennDesign meeting at White House leads to role in planning high-speed rail
PennDesign meeting at White House leads to role in planning high-speed rail
A Penn School of Design group will take part in talks concerning the creation of a high-speed rail system for the nation’s Northeast Corridor.
PennDesign presents high-speed rail plan to Vice President Biden at White House
PennDesign presents high-speed rail plan to Vice President Biden at White House
At the White House on September 16, students and professors from Penn’s School of Design will present a plan for cutting-edge high-speed train service to the man who may be America’s most famous commut
University of Pennsylvania to Welcome International Students for 2010-11 Academic Year
University of Pennsylvania to Welcome International Students for 2010-11 Academic Year
WHO: Students from nearly 130 countries WHAT: Penn’s Office of International Programs’ cross-cultural program
University of Pennsylvania to Welcome International Students for 2010-11 Academic Year
University of Pennsylvania to Welcome International Students for 2010-11 Academic Year
Class of 2014 moves in
Class of 2014 moves in
The newest members of the Penn community have arrived on campus, along with their suitcases, laptops, music collections, bookshelves, bedding and all the other things necessary to make a dorm room feel like home.