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School of Social Policy & Practice Students Unite With Other Universities to “Shout Out for Social Work”

School of Social Policy & Practice Students Unite With Other Universities to “Shout Out for Social Work”

PHILADELPHIA — Students from the School of Social Policy & Practice at the University of Pennsylvania, will don bright blue t-shirts and converge on 30th Street Station to talk with travelers and passersby about social work and how social workers can help them. Also participating in the 8 a.m.

Jill DiSanto-Haines

Creating Canopy: Penn, Philadelphia Partner to Distribute Free Trees to University Homeowners

Creating Canopy: Penn, Philadelphia Partner to Distribute Free Trees to University Homeowners

PHILADELPHIA – As the first institution to take part in Philadelphia’s Creating Canopy program, the University of Pennsylvania is partnering with the city’s Parks and Recreation Department to distribute to faculty and staff homeowners in the city 300 free trees to plant on their property.             

Julie McWilliams , Patrick Morgan

Can science predict criminal behavior?

Can science predict criminal behavior?

A century-and-a-half ago, a tape measure was an even more useful tool than it is now: You could use it to predict who was going to commit a crime.

Evan Lerner

Student Spotlight with Yali Derman

Student Spotlight with Yali Derman

CARRY ON: Yali Derman, 20, is a sophomore in Penn’s School of Nursing and a handbag designer. She’s also a two-time cancer survivor, beating leukemia at ages 5 and 9 and receiving a bone marrow transplant from her brother, Benji, at age 9.
Theory, citizenship and the body

Theory, citizenship and the body

Disabilities studies may be the next academic frontier. This rapidly emerging field is inherently interdisciplinary and touches on ideas as wide-ranging as the boundaries of freedom, differences between chronic illness and disabilities and—at a basic level—what it means to be a “typical” human being.
It’s not just about clothes at Penn Fashion Week

It’s not just about clothes at Penn Fashion Week

Student fashionistas will get a chance to strike a pose and show off their finest inspirations during Penn Fashion Week, March 28 to April 2 at a number of campus locations.Celebrating its fifth anniversary, the six-day celebration will feature keynote speakers, professional panel discussions and a student-produced runway show.
Penn Nursing Hosting 5K Walk for Water for Haiti

Penn Nursing Hosting 5K Walk for Water for Haiti

 WHO & WHAT:            The University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing will host a 5K walk to raise money to purchase water-filtration systems and provide access to clean water for health clinics in Port Au Prince, Haiti, in conjunction with World Water Day.  

Julie McWilliams

Penn Alumnus Maury Povich Makes $1 Million Gift to Kelly Writers House

Penn Alumnus Maury Povich Makes $1 Million Gift to Kelly Writers House

PHILADELPHIA –- Television talk-show host and University of Pennsylvania alumnus Maury Povich is making a $1 million gift to Penn’s Kelly Writers House to establish the Povich Fund for Journalism Programs.

Jacquie Posey