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“Our Feathered Friends” is a three-season-long celebration of the many birds that make their home at the Morris Arboretum or migrate through the area.

How much vacation time do Penn staffers get?

How much vacation time do Penn staffers get?

Dear Benjamin,After trying to get a job at Penn for years, I was recently hired (Hallelujah!) as a full-time staff member at the University. I hear Penn has a generous benefits package and I was wondering—what is the University’s vacation policy?—I Am Very Happy To Be Here!

Too much noise is bad for your health

Too much noise is bad for your health

It’s noisy out there—with alarms rousing and TVs blaring, cars honking and SEPTA trains roaring, dogs barking and jackhammers destroying, motorcycles gunning and airplanes soaring, sirens sounding and strangers shouting, it can all be astounding. Give your ears a break. Too much noise is bad for your health.
For the Record: Penn memorabilia

For the Record: Penn memorabilia

Some Penn students show their school spirit by leading a cheering crowd at football games at Franklin Field, or by throwing toast during the singing of “Drink a Highball.” Other Penn fanatics use red and blue paint to spell out “P-E-N-N” on their bodies.

Jeanne Leong

Student Spotlight with Debora Lui

Student Spotlight with Debora Lui

DIY 2.0: Do-it-yourself culture has evolved to include a lot more than the needlework and canned vegetables of yore. From personal 3D printers to build-your-own robot kits, the DIY landscape is quickly changing, and Debora Lui, a joint Ph.D.

Maria Zankey

Penn science and art at the edge of space

Penn science and art at the edge of space

The beauty of the universe is perhaps nowhere quite as readily apparent as in the rarefied air of Chile’s Atacama Desert. More than three miles above sea level, it’s closer to the edge of space than almost anywhere else on the planet.

Evan Lerner

Staff Q&A with Hikaru Kozuma

Staff Q&A with Hikaru Kozuma

Hikaru Kozuma says that many people who end up working in student affairs in higher education do so by accident. But Kozuma’s path down that road was purely intentional.
Contest calls on computer scientists to improve seizure detection

Contest calls on computer scientists to improve seizure detection

Many epilepsy patients respond to medication for preventing the onset of seizures, but for individuals whose seizures remain uncontrolled, everyday activities, like driving a car, can become suddenly dangerous.

Evan Lerner

Science and Lightbulb cafés: Summer edition

Science and Lightbulb cafés: Summer edition

Most students and faculty have left Penn for the summer, but those still on campus can enjoy stimulating conversations from University professors at the summer edition of the Penn Science Café and Penn Lightbulb Café.

Jacquie Posey