Education, Business, & Law

Rising Senior at Penn Takes Up Editorial Internship at ‘Foreign Affairs’

Growing up in Hockessin, Del., Jessica McDowell, was a subscriber to the political science magazine Foreign Affairs for many years. This summer, the rising senior at the University of Pennsylvania is working as the publication’s editorial intern.

Penn Research: Why Guided Play Matters to Developing Minds

Deena Weisberg spends a lot of time talking to preschoolers.

Political Scientist at Penn Spotlights the ‘Shadow of Unfairness’ in Democracy

“Life’s not fair” applies to some people more than others, according to Jeffrey Green, an associate professor of political science at the University of Pennsylvania.

Kleinman Center Supports On-the-ground Learning for Seven Penn Students

Beth Murray’s not your typical intern.

Terrill Warrenburg Expanded Art and Career Interests Through Her Penn Education

Terrill Warrenburg, a multi-media artist and May University of Pennsylvania graduate, describes her interest in art as “a lifelong passion.”

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Penn’s Annenberg School Hosts High School Students at Communication Studies Day

Smartphones and other high-tech gadgets let people of all ages shoot and edit videos and post them online. But, to tell a story well, more thought has to go into the process.

Penn Professor’s Trip to Zambia Shines a Light on the Impact of Education

Impact Network’s eSchool 360 program provides access to education to more than 2,200 students in rural Zambia. But the project might not have been possible had it not been for lessons learned in a classroom in Philadelphia.

Penn Volunteers in Public Service Award Five Scholarships to Local Students

As it has done for 25 years, Penn Volunteers in Public Service has provided as much as $1,000 in non-tuition scholarships to college-bound students from West Philadelphia high schools who were chosen based on community service and academic excellence.

Alisha Chowdhury Is Among ‘Girls Who Invest’ at Penn

With the hopes that their children would receive a better education, the parents of University of Pennsylvania student Alisha Chowdhury left Bangladesh the year before she was born and settled in New Orleans.

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