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From Humble Beginnings, Women of Color at Penn Marks 30th Anniversary

From Humble Beginnings, Women of Color at Penn Marks 30th Anniversary

It started with lunch. On a spring day in 1988, a small group of women of color on faculty and staff at the University of Pennsylvania met for lunch at the Penn Tower Hotel. They were hosted by Marcia Rafig, the hotel’s general manager, one of the few women of color in high level hotel management positions in the country.

Jacquie Posey

Penn Vet Library Exhibit Explores the Human-Animal Connection Through Art

Penn Vet Library Exhibit Explores the Human-Animal Connection Through Art

Eleanor Hubbard, an artist and University of Pennsylvania alumna, is a firm believer in the power of serendipity. Without it, her latest exhibition, “Natural Selection: Lost Cat, Found Ox and Other Inspiring Bonds,” would have never come to be.

Katherine Unger Baillie

University of Pennsylvania Campus Accredited as an Arboretum

University of Pennsylvania Campus Accredited as an Arboretum

The University of Pennsylvania campus in West Philadelphia is now officially recognized as an arboretum, the University’s Division of Facilities and Real Estate Services (FRES) announced today.

Heidi Wunder

Understanding how the brain recognizes actions in the visual world

Understanding how the brain recognizes actions in the visual world

Humans can recognize an action like biting regardless of whether they see a man eating a sandwich or a dog gnawing on a bone. But what in the brain helps to explain the innate similarities of the two, and does this reasoning change depending on the visual cues?

Michele W. Berger

Penn Dental research leads to treatment for rare gum disease

Penn Dental research leads to treatment for rare gum disease

[vimeo]212253484[/vimeo]The New England Journal of Medicine ©2017A partnership between a School of Dental Medicine professor and a scientist at the National Institutes of Health, sparked by a chance meeting, has led to a successful new treatment for a rare genetic disorder.

Katherine Unger Baillie

Two at Penn Honored by National Minority Quality Forum

Two at Penn Honored by National Minority Quality Forum

Two members of the University of Pennsylvania community have been named recipients of the National Minority Quality Forum’s 40 Under 40 Leaders in Minority Health Award, recognizing young minority thought leaders who are working to reduce health-c

Jacquie Posey , John Infanti