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Penn Dental prof fights back against gum disease

Penn Dental prof fights back against gum disease

Nearly half of all adults have periodontitis, a gum disease associated with inflammation, bleeding, and, in its most severe form, destruction of the bone that supports teeth.

Katherine Unger Baillie

Tribal colleges thrive despite low resources, Penn report shows

Tribal colleges thrive despite low resources, Penn report shows

A report by Penn’s Center for Minority Serving Institutions (CMSI) shows that despite scant resources, tribal colleges and universities (TCUs) have grown to 37 institutions in the United States since opening in the late 1960s.

Jeanne Leong

‘Freedom is our shared bond’

‘Freedom is our shared bond’

German President Joachim Gauck made a historic trip to the University of Pennsylvania on Oct. 6. It happened to be German-American Day, a holiday that remembers the 13 families from Krefeld who settled in 1683 in Germanopolis—or Germantown—in hopes for a better life. The arrival of those families was the start of German-American relations.

Lauren Hertzler

Pan-Asian American Community House at Penn Celebrates 15th Anniversary

Pan-Asian American Community House at Penn Celebrates 15th Anniversary

“Home away from home” is how some University of Pennsylvania students describe the Pan-Asian American Community House, the cultural center for students interested in Asian-American culture and the Asian-American diaspora. PAACH is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year.

Jeanne Leong

Penn study finds tweets reveal income level, social status of users

Penn study finds tweets reveal income level, social status of users

Penn computer scientist Daniel Preotiuc-Pietro spends countless hours checking social media—not to share pictures or anecdotes about his life, but to uncover the concealed meaning behind the actual words people use.

Michele W. Berger