Campus & Community

Two University of Pennsylvania Students Win Critical Language Scholarships

Two students from the University of Pennsylvania, Daniel Blackey and William Dossett, have been awarded Critical Language Scholarships. They are among approximately 560 U.S. undergraduate and graduate student CLS scholarship recipients this year.

Penn Wharton China Center Partners With Philadelphia Orchestra on 2016 Asia Tour

The University of Pennsylvania's Penn Wharton China Center is partnering with The Philadelphia Orchestra on its 2016 Tour of Asia & China Residency May 19 – June 5.

Urban Learning through Granola Bars, Library Books, and a Fruit Stand

Once a week from January through mid-May, Penn rising juniors Jodi Marcus, Adam Ginsberg, and Leopold Spohngellert made granola bars with a team of middle and high school students at the Dorrance H. Hamilton Center for Culinary Enterprises at 46th and Market streets.

Penn Researchers: Colleges and Universities Are Crucial to Their Communities

The University of Pennsylvania’s commitment to civic engagement is a model example that’s now being shared with higher education leaders around the world.

Green Fund grants support ideas to make a more sustainable Penn

When College House Eco-Reps Elena Crouch and Michael Shu, both rising seniors at Penn, came up with an idea to implement drying racks in all the laundry rooms at Harnwell College House, they knew just where to turn for support: the

Veterinary conference in Cuba establishes cross-country collaboration

Since the United States and Cuba restored diplomatic relations last year, exchange between the two countries is blooming, with benefits for both sides.

Enterprise Center farm share puts fresh food at fingertips

Nothing beats summer’s juicy peaches, fresh watermelon, delicious tomatoes, and vibrant herbs. All season long, tasty local fruits and vegetables are at the fingertips of Penn faculty, staff, and students, thanks to West Philly Foods CSA.

Penn Rising Senior Works to Prevent Substance Abuse Through Leadership Training

When University of Pennsylvania rising senior Theodore Caputi says he wants to become a health economist, his mentor and former Penn professor Thomas McLellan has no doubt Caputi will succeed.

Penn School of Social Policy & Practice to Host Public Forum to End Homelessness May 19

WHO: John L.

Penn Launches Online Courses for English Language Learners This Summer

Through modern technology, the University of Pennsylvania brings the idea of “summer school” to a new level, by offering open online courses to English-language learners around the globe.

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