Urban experts weigh in on how to fix nation’s ailing infrastructure Urban experts weigh in on how to fix nation’s ailing infrastructure
Toll Center leads law students to pro bono work Toll Center leads law students to pro bono work In the six years she’s worked at Penn Law School, Emily Sutcliffe had never seen a response quite like what she witnessed on Monday, Jan. 30, the first weekday after the executive order on immigration.
60 years in, Penn’s Center for Weight and Eating Disorders thrives 60 years in, Penn’s Center for Weight and Eating Disorders thrives It was 1957 when the late Albert “Mickey” Stunkard, a curious M.D. with a passion for studying weight and eating disorders, joined the Perelman School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry.
Kislak exhibit gives history of early global exploration Kislak exhibit gives history of early global exploration Little black footprints track across the map drawn on worn fig-bark paper, marking the land boundaries in an ancient Mexican village.
Penn Libraries’ Community Outreach Program Exponentially Expands Engagement with Greater Philadelphia Area Schools Penn Libraries’ Community Outreach Program Exponentially Expands Engagement with Greater Philadelphia Area Schools What started with a Penn Libraries program to ensure a West Philadelphia elementary school library would remain open has turned into a sustainable model for service learning.
Penn Announces 2017 Thouron Award Winners Penn Announces 2017 Thouron Award Winners Five University of Pennsylvania seniors and one alumna have received 2017 Thouron Awards to pursue graduate studies in the United Kingdom.
Penn’s Perry World House Launches Inaugural Visitors Program Penn’s Perry World House Launches Inaugural Visitors Program The University of Pennsylvania’s Perry World House has named its Inaugural Visiting Fellows and Visiting Scholars for the Spring 2017 Semester.
Penn School of Social Policy & Practice MOOC: ‘Top 10 Social Issues for First 100 Days’ Penn School of Social Policy & Practice MOOC: ‘Top 10 Social Issues for First 100 Days’ As a new American president takes office, a massive open online learning course at the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice aims to empower citizens to set priorities of their own for the new administration.
Penn’s Michael Horowitz Earns Karl Deutsch Award Penn’s Michael Horowitz Earns Karl Deutsch Award Michael C.