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50th annual Antiques Show benefits ovarian cancer research

Looking for that perfect antique piece for your home? You may be able to find it—and simultaneously help Penn Medicine fight ovarian cancer—at the Philadelphia Antiques Show.

Student-run group uses sign language to socialize

Field Center helps craft federal child abuse prevention legislation

The Field Center for Children’s Policy, Practice & Research, an interdisciplinary collaboration between Penn’s schools of Social Policy & Practice, Law and Medicine and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, works t

PennFit helps you work toward personal health and wellness goals

PennFit programs offered by the Department of Recreation provide all Penn faculty, students and staff with a PennCard educational and motivational activities designed to help individuals achieve their personal health, fitness and welln

DPS offers safety tips for the holiday shopping season

GSE prof helps craft national education technology plan

On Nov. 9, advancing education with technology will take center stage at the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) Education Forum being held in Prince George’s County, Md.

Penn helps city announce return of mounted police unit

SEAS Prof addresses fear of robots on 'The Colbert Report'

Penn Guardian quickens response time in an emergency

It’s late at night. You’re walking by yourself. It may seem as if you’re all alone. But you’re not.

Penn researcher appointed to lead national nursing agenda

Penn School of Nursing researcher Julie Sochalski, an expert on healthcare workforce issues, was recently appointed director for the Division of Nursing in

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