Campus & Community

  For the first three years of veterinary school, students spend the equivalent of a full-time job—or more—in the classroom and lab, absorbing the core scientific principles that will guide their practice of animal medicine.

Kui Wang, a visiting scholar in medicine at Penn, shops with her daughter Jeanie Yang, 5, at the St. Mary’s Church flea market on Locust Walk.

Dear Benny,I recently celebrated my one-year work anniversary at Penn. With it came a packet of information in the mail explaining the University’s “Basic Plan” contribution to my retirement.

 The Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts’ partnerships with Penn’s Cinema and Media Studies Program and the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) are creating synergies that offer unique program

 Karl Greenwood Miller was a progressive leader who played a significant role in shaping Penn’s College of Liberal Arts for Women. Founded in 1933, the College was led by Merle Odgers for its first thr

The history of Asian Americans in the United States is often told as a story of exclusion to belonging.

Penn offers opportunities to feed your brain through an assortment of fascinating lecture series this fall. “The Public Classroom @ Penn Museum,” a series of five free evening classes, brings together internationally renowned experts to discuss race, science, and justice in “

In a February 2015 opinion piece published in Forbes, contributor Josh Bersin wrote that the “geeks” had arrived in the world of human resources. He was referring to a move in corporate HR departments toward data-driven decision-making about hiring, promotions, and other aspects of worklife. This attention to data- or evidence-bas

By Patrick Ammerman  A high school mentoring program at the University of Pennsylvania designed for local first-generation students helped two sisters navigate the college-appication process. That path ultimately led both back to Penn.