Social Policy Researcher at Penn Honored With WOAR’s Bridge of Courage Award Social Policy Researcher at Penn Honored With WOAR’s Bridge of Courage Award Susan B.
Penn and 55 Others Join The Campus Program to Support Student Mental Health Penn and 55 Others Join The Campus Program to Support Student Mental Health The Jed Foundation and The Clinton Foundation Health Matters Initiative today announced that 56 colleges and universities, including the University of Pennsylvania, have joined The Jed & Clinton Health Matters Campus Program (The Campus Program) in support of student well being and mental health.
The ‘Doctor’ Is In: Science Major Kicks Gluteus Maximus in Men’s Soccer Club at Penn The ‘Doctor’ Is In: Science Major Kicks Gluteus Maximus in Men’s Soccer Club at Penn Menvekeh Daramay has been playing soccer since age 5.
Writers House names 2015 Fellows Writers House names 2015 Fellows Now in its 16th year, the Kelly Writers House (KWH) Fellows program continues to provide Penn students and other members of the University community with opportunities to actively engage with acclaimed authors and gain insight into their work in and outside of literary contexts.
Keeping Penn info safe and secure online Keeping Penn info safe and secure online Technology has made the world flat, with information transmitted in less than a second, business conducted across continents with ease, and a workforce that is more streamlined and efficient. But precautions must be taken in order to keep online activities safe and secure.
Penn's new AddLab boasts 3-D printers for a 3-D world Penn's new AddLab boasts 3-D printers for a 3-D world Thanks in part to an anonymous $250,000 gift, Penn’s School of Engineering and Applied Science is opening the AddLab, a new facility that will feature a suite of state-of-the-art 3-D printing tools.
Penn symposium to tackle microbes in health and disease Penn symposium to tackle microbes in health and disease They live on our skin, in our guts, in our bathtubs, and in the soil. They can keep us healthy, and they can kill us. We know a lot about them, but we’ve only scratched the surface.
La Casa Latina at Penn Marks 15th Anniversary La Casa Latina at Penn Marks 15th Anniversary For some University of Pennsylvania students, La Casa Latina is the next best thing to being at home with their families.
As a Citation Laureate, Penn Physicist Charles Kane Contender for Nobel Prize As a Citation Laureate, Penn Physicist Charles Kane Contender for Nobel Prize Charles Kane, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy in the University of Pennsylvania ’s School of Arts & Sciences, is one of this year’s Thomson Reuters Citation Laureates.
Goal of Penn Student’s Threads for Teens: Build Girls’ Self-Esteem and Style Goal of Penn Student’s Threads for Teens: Build Girls’ Self-Esteem and Style Allyson Ahlstrom has won many accolades, appeared on national TV shows and met dozens of celebrities as founder of Threads for Teens, a non-profit organization that gives new, donated clothes to impoverished teens.