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120th running of Penn Relays open April 24
Each year, high school, college, and professional athletes from around the country and across the globe flock to Franklin Field to take part in the Penn Relay Carnival, the longest continuously held collegiate track meet in the United States.
HR's Open Enrollment period begins April 14
When it comes to managing health care benefits, the Division of Human Resources (HR) recommends using the Open Enrollment period as a time for faculty and staff to reflect on their personal health needs.
Penn symposium brainstorms best practices to serve people with disabilities
The annual Disabilities Symposium, hosted by Penn’s Weingarten Learning Resources Center, attracts a mix of new and veteran attendees who are excited to use their collective brainpower to best serve individuals with disabilities, says Susan Shapiro,
HR lauds exemplary staff with 2014 Models of Excellence Awards
Since 1999, the Division of Human Resources (HR) has honored more than 600 notable staff members who exhibit a deep commitment to Penn through its Models of Excellence program.
Penn students prep for national public policy challenge
One team of civic-minded Penn students will take their homegrown policy proposal to the national stage on Sunday, March 23, for the Third Annual National Invitational Public Policy Challenge, hosted by the University’s Fels Institute of Government and
Responding to the health needs of LGBT communities
Neil Fishman, associate professor of medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP), has experienced his share of uphill battles when it comes to creating imperative health initiatives.
Staff Q&A with Gina Renzi
As the snow begins to melt and the days get a little bit longer, the changing of the season means more to The Rotunda Director Gina Renzi than the promise of sandals and shedding winter coats.
Sansom, Meyerson, & Du Bois star in Power Down Challenge
From Feb. 3 through March 2, students, faculty, and staff across campus switched their mental light bulbs on to find creative ways to conserve electricity for Penn’s 2014 Power Down Challenge.
GSE microgiving grant aids community involvement among South Philly youth
A group of students in South Philadelphia are learning to read critically and analyze issues important to them—one book at a time.
'Native American Voices' opens this weekend at Penn Museum
After more than five years of collaboration with Native American artists, leaders, and scholars, the Penn Museum will unveil its newest exhibition, “Native American Voices: The People—Here and Now,” on Saturday, March 1.