Campus & Community

Penn Hosts "Universities and Disasters: A Katrina Case Study" to Develop "How To" Guide for "Next Time"

PHILADELPHIA — The University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice is hosting “Universities and Disasters: Katrina Case Study,” a discussion group, from April 29 to May 1 at the University City Sheraton, 36th and Chestnut streets.

Penn GSE Professor Named Fellow of the International Youth Library in Munich

Penn Nursing Dean Inducted Into Girl Scouts "Take the Lead" Hall of Fame

Penn to Kick-off Bicyclist and Motorist "Share the Road" Campaign

Statement from President Amy Gutmann and Board Chair James Riepe on the death of Leonore Annenberg

It is with great sorrow that we inform you of the death of Leonore Annenberg (HON '85), Emeritus Trustee and founding member of the Joint Committee of the Trustees of the Annenberg School for Communication, and for decades one of Penn’s most committed and supportive friends.

“Thirteen Miles from Paradise: John Moore” Exhibition to Open at Penn’s Arthur Ross Gallery

Once Parking Lots, Now a Park: University of Pennsylvania Converts Postal Lands to Open Space

PHILADELPHIA –- The University of Pennsylvania announced today that Penn Park, a $40 million green swath of open space and athletic fields, will replace 14 acres of asphalt parking lots once owned by the United States Postal Service.

Peace Corps Fellows/USA Partners with Penn for Returning Peace Corps Volunteers

PHILADELPHIA — Through a partnership with Peace Corps Fellows/USA, the University of Pennsylvania now offers returning Peace Corps volunteers the opportunity to attend graduate school at a reduced cost, while aiding underserved U.S. communities through internships.

President Amy Gutmann issues a statement on Penn and the economy

Dear Members of our University Community: