Nation’s oldest hospital in Philadelphia will turn its original building into a museum to mark America’s 250th birthday
“Pennsylvania Hospital, founded in 1751, treated patients in the Pine Building. The museum will feature the original surgical theater and other exhibits.”
Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School found that face-to-face interactions are important in building relationships essential to making office work successful.
Gymnastics claims third straight Ivy Classic Title
At the Ivy Classic tournament, the Penn gymnastics team were awarded first place for the third time in a row, and remain undefeated as they cross the halfway point of the season.
Vote That Jawn amplifies Philadelphia youth voices to help get their peers to the polls
Lorene Cary of the School of Arts & Sciences created Vote That Jawn from her class’s writings after the Parkland shooting and created a class focused on the youth vote.
Advancing veterinary medicine through interdisciplinary research
Amanda Watkins applies her clinical skills as a veterinarian to research new ways to fight biofilm infections as the first graduate of the Penn Veterinary Scientist Training Program.
For Yezidi, historic images and cultural restoration
Marc Marín Webb, a Ph.D. candidate in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures, has researched the images in the Penn Museum archives and brought them back to Yezidi communities.
