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Free Penn Online Course Offers Lessons on Growing Old

Free Penn Online Course Offers Lessons on Growing Old

A new online course taught by a University of Pennsylvania nursing professor and a nursing educator focuses on aging well, life in an aging society, and seeks to answer that age-old question: how old is old?  

Jacquie Posey

Rakesh Vohra appointed Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor

Rakesh Vohra appointed Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor

A leading global expert in mechanism design—an innovative area of game theory that brings together economics, engineering, and computer science—has been named the University’s 15th Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor.

Penn Current Staff

BUP app helps prevent healthcare miscommunication

BUP app helps prevent healthcare miscommunication

Miscommunication in a healthcare setting can have dire consequences, and is more likely to occur when clinicians and patients don’t speak the same language. While some healthcare settings have access to interpreters, others often do not.

Julie McWilliams

PennDesign plan puts vacant Philly school buildings to use

PennDesign plan puts vacant Philly school buildings to use

At the end of the school year in June, Philadelphia will have nearly three dozen vacant school buildings. Some are small- or medium-sized structures, while others are gargantuan, like Germantown High School, which is four stories high and more than 350,000 square feet.

Jeanne Leong

Rakesh Vohra Appointed Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor

Rakesh Vohra Appointed Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor

Rakesh Vohra has been named the University of Pennsylvania’s 15th Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor, effective Aug. 1. The announcement was made today by Penn President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price.  
SP2 conference seeks end to homelessness

SP2 conference seeks end to homelessness

Imagine a world where each and every person has a safe, affordable, and adequate home in which to live, a world where the term “homelessness” is erased from the lexicon, and, like smallpox, eradicated from human history.
Digital humanities conference beams into Penn

Digital humanities conference beams into Penn

Professionals and students who work in the field of digital humanities—where computing and the humanities meet—are often confronted with the same technological challenges: How can I find the resources I need? What tools are best for the task I want to perform? How do I build understanding within my institution for the goals I want to achieve?

Jacquie Posey

Groovin’ on up at the 40th Street Summer Series

Groovin’ on up at the 40th Street Summer Series

Grab the kids and blanket, stroll over to the Walnut West Free Library, and claim your spot on Saturday, May 25, for the first of five free family-friendly outdoor concerts thrown by the 40th Street Summer Series. 

Julie McWilliams