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Penn Libraries to Launch Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies With $20 Million Gift

Penn Libraries to Launch Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies With $20 Million Gift

PHILADELPHIA – The Penn Libraries have received a major collection of 280 medieval and Renaissance manuscripts, valued at more than $20 million, from long-time benefactors and Library Board members Lawrence J. Schoenberg and Barbara Brizdle Schoenberg.

Joe Zucca

Penn’s Gregory S. Rost Appointed to the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority

Penn’s Gregory S. Rost Appointed to the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority

PHILADELPHIA – Gregory S. Rost, vice president and chief of staff to University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann, has been appointed to the five-member board of the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority, PICA, according to an announcement today by Pennsylvania House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody.

Penn’s Gregory S. Rost Appointed to the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority

'The Red and Blue'

'The Red and Blue'

It is one of the first school songs students at Penn commit to memory, and one they probably will remember for the rest of their lives.

Tanya Barrientos

Locust Moon Comics and Movies

Locust Moon Comics and Movies

WHAT: About a century ago, a group of writers, editors and literary critics decided to start meeting for lunch at what was to become the famous Algonquin Round Table in New York. Now-famous literary names such as Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley and Alexander Woollcott shared their mutual creativity at the meetings and turned their ideas into great works.

Tanya Barrientos

Penn helps stage Philadelphia Science Festival

Penn helps stage Philadelphia Science Festival

This month scientists and science fans alike will take the latest research in fields from astronomy to zoology out of the labs and into the streets to celebrate the first annual Philadelphia Science Festival.

Evan Lerner

Q&A with Harris Steinberg

Q&A with Harris Steinberg

A decade ago, Philadelphia was a different city than it is today. Mayor John Street’s administration was just beginning the Neighborhood Transformation Initiative. Grand plans were still in the works for Penn’s Landing. Philadelphia was focused on development, rather than city planning.
Staff Q&A with Glenn Bryan

Staff Q&A with Glenn Bryan

“Penn’s strength is connected to the greatness of the community it shares,” says Glenn Bryan, the assistant vice president of community relations in the Office of Government and Community Affairs.