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Book Discussion at Penn on Jan. 24 About Health of Urban Women Worldwide

Book Discussion at Penn on Jan. 24 About Health of Urban Women Worldwide

WHO:              Afaf Ibrahim Meleis, dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing                         Eugenie L. Birch, Penn School of Design

Joy McIntyre

Penn Researcher Examines Public-Health Issues Concerning Firearms and Senior Citizens

Penn Researcher Examines Public-Health Issues Concerning Firearms and Senior Citizens

PHILADELPHIA — More than 17 million Americans 65 or older have at least one firearm.  Based on the current patterns of gun ownership and population growth, the number of elderly people who own a firearm is expected to increase.  In an article released by the American Journal of Public Health, Susan B.
Public higher ed troubles in Illinois

Public higher ed troubles in Illinois

In the 1990s, Illinois was considered the gold standard for higher education. The state was a top performer in preparing students for college, enrolling them in universities, and keeping higher education affordable. But the past decade has seen the state’s numbers take a sharp downward turn.
Q&A with Afaf I. Meleis

Q&A with Afaf I. Meleis

The population of the world’s urban centers is exploding. More than half of all humans—about 3.5 billion people—currently live in cities. By 2030, that number is expected to approach 5 billion.

Tanya Barrientos

A virtual catalog of Penn Museum collections

A virtual catalog of Penn Museum collections

The Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology features nearly one million objects in its collections, from ancient Roman glass and statues of cats from Peru, to cuneiform tablets from Iraq.
Penn Based "Global Go-To Think Tank Index" Slated for Release January 18

Penn Based "Global Go-To Think Tank Index" Slated for Release January 18

WHO:             Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program of the International                             Relations Program at the University of Pennsylvania

Jacquie Posey

Eight Professors Named 2012 Penn Fellows

Eight Professors Named 2012 Penn Fellows

PHILADELPHIA – Eight University of Pennsylvania professors have been named Penn Fellows for 2012.  The announcement was made by

Julie McWilliams