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Semester in D.C. offers capital connections The Penn in Washington Fall 2019 cohort visited U.S. Senate offices in September. (Image: Penn in Washington) Semester in D.C. offers capital connections Students participating in the Penn in Washington program gain a true sense of day-to-day working life in the nation’s capital.
Russian hackers work several times faster than Chinese counterparts, new data shows Defense News Russian hackers work several times faster than Chinese counterparts, new data shows Michael Carpenter of the Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement said Russian hackers are “the most aggressive and risk-tolerant because they’ve broken so many international norms and face so few repercussions that they don’t really believe there will be any serious consequences to their action.” With Joe Biden, talking politics is always personal With Joe Biden, talking politics is always personal The Presidential Professor of Practice shared the stage with Penn President Amy Gutmann on Tuesday afternoon for a wide discussion on global affairs and other matters closer to home. In Japan, students learn to savor the moment Nine students spent a week traveling in Japan. From left: John Macri, Stephen Damianos, Ruhy Patel, Jackie Bein, Kiana Murphy, Roksana Filipowska, Susan Chor, Julio Erdos, and Brianna Arscott Grant. In Japan, students learn to savor the moment Nine students spent a week in Japan though a Penn Biden Center program. After a whirlwind tour that included a visit to Hiroshima and a home stay, students say the experience was life-changing. A UPenn conference shows where Democratic and GOP visions of global order could meet. Philadelphia Inquirer A UPenn conference shows where Democratic and GOP visions of global order could meet. Joseph Biden, Susan Rice, H.R. McMaster and others participated in a colloquium at Perry World House last week. All emphasized the need to bridge internal divisions within the country. Russia and the West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change referendum The Washington Post Russia and the West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change referendum Michael Carpenter of the Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement weighed in on a Macedonian referendum that could have changed the nation’s name. “If they vote no, Russia sees this as a huge victory,” said Carpenter. Load More
With Joe Biden, talking politics is always personal With Joe Biden, talking politics is always personal The Presidential Professor of Practice shared the stage with Penn President Amy Gutmann on Tuesday afternoon for a wide discussion on global affairs and other matters closer to home.
In Japan, students learn to savor the moment Nine students spent a week traveling in Japan. From left: John Macri, Stephen Damianos, Ruhy Patel, Jackie Bein, Kiana Murphy, Roksana Filipowska, Susan Chor, Julio Erdos, and Brianna Arscott Grant. In Japan, students learn to savor the moment Nine students spent a week in Japan though a Penn Biden Center program. After a whirlwind tour that included a visit to Hiroshima and a home stay, students say the experience was life-changing.
A UPenn conference shows where Democratic and GOP visions of global order could meet. Philadelphia Inquirer A UPenn conference shows where Democratic and GOP visions of global order could meet. Joseph Biden, Susan Rice, H.R. McMaster and others participated in a colloquium at Perry World House last week. All emphasized the need to bridge internal divisions within the country. Russia and the West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change referendum The Washington Post Russia and the West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change referendum Michael Carpenter of the Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement weighed in on a Macedonian referendum that could have changed the nation’s name. “If they vote no, Russia sees this as a huge victory,” said Carpenter. Load More
Russia and the West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change referendum The Washington Post Russia and the West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change referendum Michael Carpenter of the Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement weighed in on a Macedonian referendum that could have changed the nation’s name. “If they vote no, Russia sees this as a huge victory,” said Carpenter.