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Two University of Pennsylvania Alumni and a Student Win Gates Cambridge Scholarships

Two University of Pennsylvania Alumni and a Student Win Gates Cambridge Scholarships

Three University of Pennsylvania-affiliated people have won Gates Cambridge Scholarships to pursue graduate degrees at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. They are Cassi Henderson and Jocelyn Perry, 2013 Penn graduates, and Nicolette Taku, a student at Penn’s Perelman School of Medicine.

Jacquie Posey

Finding time for meditative moments

Finding time for meditative moments

Many people have a busy work life, rushing to meetings and activities, with little time to exhale. But in the time it takes to read this article, there is a simple practice individuals can do on a hectic day to reduce stress.

Jacquie Posey

Penn Museum explores Jim Thorpe remains controversy

Penn Museum explores Jim Thorpe remains controversy

Jim Thorpe is remembered as one of the 20th century’s greatest athletes. He was an Olympic gold medalist for the pentathlon and decathlon in 1912 and played professional American football, baseball, and basketball.
Penn students launch University-wide PennMobile app

Penn students launch University-wide PennMobile app

A group of students at Penn Labs have joined forces with the Undergraduate Assembly (UA) to bring to the students of Penn something they’ve never had before—a University-wide app.

Sarah Welsh

Penn study suggests balancing sedation in pediatric patients

Penn study suggests balancing sedation in pediatric patients

For small children, being hospitalized can be an especially frightening experience. Above and beyond the challenges of whatever ailment they are being treated for, they are often connected to a variety of unpleasant tubes and monitors, which they may instinctively try to remove.

Evan Lerner

PennDesign prof helps save West Philly church from demolition

PennDesign prof helps save West Philly church from demolition

A 115-year-old church in West Philadelphia that was days away from being demolished by the city was saved by the efforts of neighborhood resident and PennDesign assistant professor Aaron Wunsch.

Jeanne Leong

Mentors On and Off the Field

Mentors On and Off the Field

On a cold night in late January, more than 100 people took to Franklin Field to celebrate the public launch of the Young Quakers Community Athletics (YQCA) initiative, an after-school mentoring
Latest Working Dog Center grads embark on new careers

Latest Working Dog Center grads embark on new careers

A new crop of graduates from the School of Veterinary Medicine’s Working Dog Center (WDC) is entering the workforce, benefiting society with their special skills and, especially, their highly tuned noses.

Katherine Unger Baillie

Penn exhibit revisits White Tower fast-food chain

Penn exhibit revisits White Tower fast-food chain

An exhibit in Penn’s Architectural Archives showcases the architectural styles of the pioneering White Tower restaurant chain and its role in shaping fast-food culture in America.

Jeanne Leong