Greg Johnson

School of Engineering and Applied Science

The School of Engineering and Applied Science, or Penn Engineering, is one of the oldest engineering schools in the United States, tracing its beginnings to 1852, when it was established as the School

Delta Sigma Theta

Penn community walks all night to fight cancer

According to the American Cancer Society (ACS), more than a half million Americans died last year from cancer. They were mothers and daughters, fathers and sons, sisters and brothers, adults, adolescents and children.

Staff Q&A / Patricia C. Williams

Photo credit: Mark Stehle

Women at Penn

Penn provides equal opportunities for both men and women—executive, administrative and academic—but this was not always so.

A virtual Penn flourishes in Second Life

The Restaurant School

WHAT: The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College, at 4207 Walnut St., is an accredited, independent, degree-granting institution serving people pursuing careers in

Learning philosophy with the help of sci-fi

In the film “The Matrix,” the character Neo, played by Keanu Reeves, discovers that he and nearly all of humanity are living in a computer-simulated world known as the Matrix.

Penn Admissions

As a major research and teaching institution with a rich history of exceptional undergraduate education, Penn seeks students who are eager to take full advantage of the academic, cultural and social opportunities the University offers.

Historic Palestra floor makes a rebound

Known as the “Cathedral of Basketball,” the Palestra opened in 1927 and has grown into one of the most historic collegiate arenas in the nation. The celebrated gymnasium has hosted more games and visiting teams and NCAA tournament games than any other college facility in the country.

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