‘Affirmative action, as we've known it, is done’ — Philadelphia-area law professors suss out higher ed ruling Penn In the News KYW Newsradio (Philadelphia) ‘Affirmative action, as we've known it, is done’ — Philadelphia-area law professors suss out higher ed ruling Tobias Wolff of Penn Carey Law says that affirmative action in college admissions isn’t dead following the Supreme Court’s ruling, but it has been vastly diminished as a tool and will likely be targeted by hostile litigation. From Penn to community college, why billionaire William Lauder continues to invest in Philadelphia-area education Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal From Penn to community college, why billionaire William Lauder continues to invest in Philadelphia-area education Trustee and alumnus William Lauder of the Wharton School is profiled for his investments in Philadelphia’s educational institutions, including a landmark gift from the Lauder family to the School of Nursing. Liberals try to reclaim ‘parents’ rights’ from conservatives in education Penn In the News The Washington Post Liberals try to reclaim ‘parents’ rights’ from conservatives in education Sigal Ben-Porath of the Graduate School of Education says that there’s been an acceleration of progressive education advocacy in response to book bans and anti-LGBTQ efforts. John Bence named University Archivist John Bence will oversee all operations of the University Archives and Records Center beginning August 1. (Image: Courtesy of University of Pennsylvania Libraries) John Bence named University Archivist Bence will assume the role on Aug. 1 as the chief administrator responsible for the University Archives and Records Center program to collect, manage, and preserve Archives materials. Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Sigal Ben-Porath of the Graduate School of Education says that Florida’s government is trying to impose perspectives on higher-education institutions and undermine their autonomy, which should be a concern to anyone who cares about quality education. Black men grapple with mental health challenges Penn In the News Washington Informer Black men grapple with mental health challenges Howard C. Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that people should place less emphasis on whether Black men are resistant to therapy and more on understanding the contexts in which they already feel comfortable discussing their feelings and traumas. Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Penn In the News USA Today Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses some key differences between community colleges and four-year institutions. Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn alumna Cheryl Logan will lead the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership at the Graduate School of Education, made possible by a record-setting $16.25 million gift from the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Family Foundation. Dean Pam Grossman provides remarks. The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
From Penn to community college, why billionaire William Lauder continues to invest in Philadelphia-area education Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal From Penn to community college, why billionaire William Lauder continues to invest in Philadelphia-area education Trustee and alumnus William Lauder of the Wharton School is profiled for his investments in Philadelphia’s educational institutions, including a landmark gift from the Lauder family to the School of Nursing. Liberals try to reclaim ‘parents’ rights’ from conservatives in education Penn In the News The Washington Post Liberals try to reclaim ‘parents’ rights’ from conservatives in education Sigal Ben-Porath of the Graduate School of Education says that there’s been an acceleration of progressive education advocacy in response to book bans and anti-LGBTQ efforts. John Bence named University Archivist John Bence will oversee all operations of the University Archives and Records Center beginning August 1. (Image: Courtesy of University of Pennsylvania Libraries) John Bence named University Archivist Bence will assume the role on Aug. 1 as the chief administrator responsible for the University Archives and Records Center program to collect, manage, and preserve Archives materials. Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Sigal Ben-Porath of the Graduate School of Education says that Florida’s government is trying to impose perspectives on higher-education institutions and undermine their autonomy, which should be a concern to anyone who cares about quality education. Black men grapple with mental health challenges Penn In the News Washington Informer Black men grapple with mental health challenges Howard C. Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that people should place less emphasis on whether Black men are resistant to therapy and more on understanding the contexts in which they already feel comfortable discussing their feelings and traumas. Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Penn In the News USA Today Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses some key differences between community colleges and four-year institutions. Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn alumna Cheryl Logan will lead the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership at the Graduate School of Education, made possible by a record-setting $16.25 million gift from the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Family Foundation. Dean Pam Grossman provides remarks. The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
Liberals try to reclaim ‘parents’ rights’ from conservatives in education Penn In the News The Washington Post Liberals try to reclaim ‘parents’ rights’ from conservatives in education Sigal Ben-Porath of the Graduate School of Education says that there’s been an acceleration of progressive education advocacy in response to book bans and anti-LGBTQ efforts. John Bence named University Archivist John Bence will oversee all operations of the University Archives and Records Center beginning August 1. (Image: Courtesy of University of Pennsylvania Libraries) John Bence named University Archivist Bence will assume the role on Aug. 1 as the chief administrator responsible for the University Archives and Records Center program to collect, manage, and preserve Archives materials. Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Sigal Ben-Porath of the Graduate School of Education says that Florida’s government is trying to impose perspectives on higher-education institutions and undermine their autonomy, which should be a concern to anyone who cares about quality education. Black men grapple with mental health challenges Penn In the News Washington Informer Black men grapple with mental health challenges Howard C. Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that people should place less emphasis on whether Black men are resistant to therapy and more on understanding the contexts in which they already feel comfortable discussing their feelings and traumas. Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Penn In the News USA Today Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses some key differences between community colleges and four-year institutions. Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn alumna Cheryl Logan will lead the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership at the Graduate School of Education, made possible by a record-setting $16.25 million gift from the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Family Foundation. Dean Pam Grossman provides remarks. The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
John Bence named University Archivist John Bence will oversee all operations of the University Archives and Records Center beginning August 1. (Image: Courtesy of University of Pennsylvania Libraries) John Bence named University Archivist Bence will assume the role on Aug. 1 as the chief administrator responsible for the University Archives and Records Center program to collect, manage, and preserve Archives materials.
Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Florida lawmakers want oversight of invited speakers on public-college campuses Sigal Ben-Porath of the Graduate School of Education says that Florida’s government is trying to impose perspectives on higher-education institutions and undermine their autonomy, which should be a concern to anyone who cares about quality education. Black men grapple with mental health challenges Penn In the News Washington Informer Black men grapple with mental health challenges Howard C. Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that people should place less emphasis on whether Black men are resistant to therapy and more on understanding the contexts in which they already feel comfortable discussing their feelings and traumas. Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Penn In the News USA Today Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses some key differences between community colleges and four-year institutions. Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn alumna Cheryl Logan will lead the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership at the Graduate School of Education, made possible by a record-setting $16.25 million gift from the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Family Foundation. Dean Pam Grossman provides remarks. The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
Black men grapple with mental health challenges Penn In the News Washington Informer Black men grapple with mental health challenges Howard C. Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that people should place less emphasis on whether Black men are resistant to therapy and more on understanding the contexts in which they already feel comfortable discussing their feelings and traumas. Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Penn In the News USA Today Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses some key differences between community colleges and four-year institutions. Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn alumna Cheryl Logan will lead the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership at the Graduate School of Education, made possible by a record-setting $16.25 million gift from the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Family Foundation. Dean Pam Grossman provides remarks. The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Penn In the News USA Today Community college or a four-year school? What to know about the advantages—and differences Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses some key differences between community colleges and four-year institutions. Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn alumna Cheryl Logan will lead the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership at the Graduate School of Education, made possible by a record-setting $16.25 million gift from the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Family Foundation. Dean Pam Grossman provides remarks. The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Former Philly schools administrator to head new education leadership center at Penn Penn alumna Cheryl Logan will lead the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership at the Graduate School of Education, made possible by a record-setting $16.25 million gift from the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Family Foundation. Dean Pam Grossman provides remarks. The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report The future of MBAs: What deans at the top business schools are saying Nicolaj Siggelkow of the Wharton School discusses the priorities and future of the MBA program, as well as the challenges facing current MBA students. Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones. Load More
Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Penn In the News Forbes Three-year bachelor’s degrees could save families thousands of dollars—but are students prepared? Robert Zemsky of the Graduate School of Education is noted for arguing that the bachelor’s degree has largely become a steppingstone for further study at the master’s level, leaving students in a long transition zone between educational and professional milestones.