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Penn Historian Selected for American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship
Vanessa Ogle, an assistant professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania, has been selected for a 2016-2017 Fellowship from The American Council of Learned Societies.
Penn Welcomes CIA Director John Brennan for Distinguished Lecture Series
WHO and WHAT: The University of Pennsylvania and its Fels Institute of Government will host a moderated conversation with the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency John O. Brennan and former Representative Marjorie Margolies.
Penn’s Matthew Fink: Still Playing Baseball After All These Years
Matthew Fink started playing baseball at age 6. Sixteen years later, he is still out on the field, now as a catcher on the club baseball team at the University of Pennsylvania.
Penn’s Singh Center for Nanotechnology Visited by Cuban Delegation
In an event that signals the global outreach of the University of Pennsylvania, five delegates from Cuba visited Penn’s Singh Center for Nanotechnology to meet with University leaders and explore the translation of research to the marketplace.
Penn Lightbulb Café Presents: ‘Why Leaders Fight’
WHO: Michael Horowitz Associate Professor
Researcher at Penn Serves as a Thought Leader on Russian Foreign Policy
Mitchell Orenstein walks along an interdisciplinary line between political science and Slavic studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
Researcher at Penn Explores Why Voters Ignore Local Politics
Daniel Hopkins, a political scientist at the University of Pennsylvania, says that, while today’s voters are more engaged in federal elections, they’ve pretty much abandoned state and local politics.
Undergraduate Advocates: Voices for Political Activism at Penn
The scope of political activity among student groups at the University of Pennsylvania features a wide-spectrum of interests that includes but goes far beyond the 2016 presidential election.
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Penn Historian Re-thinks Gender and Race in ‘Undoing Slavery’
In 1981, while teaching “Ages of Man” to 9th graders at an all-girls high school, Kathleen Brown noted the irony.