Supporting ‘We the People’ for the summer At the National Constitution Center, the students primarily focused on preparing for the Center’s Educator Institutes, professional development opportunities for people who work with students in grades five through 12 at public, charter, independent, parochial, and other schools.(Image: Courtesy of Omnia) Supporting ‘We the People’ for the summer At the National Constitution Center, five undergrads in the School of Arts & Sciences spent 10 weeks equipping educators to teach the Constitution with accuracy, balance, and a nonpartisan approach. 2 min. read
Group projects nocred Group projects A roundup of stories from Penn Today on foraging patterns in the bee community, group problem solving, student performing arts, and moderating social media content. 2 min. read
Awards and honors for Penn faculty in the School of Arts & Sciences nocred Awards and honors for Penn faculty in the School of Arts & Sciences A roundup of the latest awards and accolades for Arts & Sciences faculty in criminology, sociology, political science, Africana studies, English, and history. 2 min. read
Awards and honors for Penn faculty nocred Awards and honors for Penn faculty A roundup of the latest awards for Penn faculty in the School of Arts & Sciences, Penn GSE, Penn Carey Law, the Perelman School of Medicine, and Penn Nursing. 2 min. read
Awards for Penn faculty nocred Awards for Penn faculty The latest awards roundup for faculty in Penn’s School of Arts & Sciences, Penn Carey Law, and the Perelman School of Medicine. 2 min. read
Latest awards and appointments for Penn faculty nocred Latest awards and appointments for Penn faculty A roundup of recent awards for faculty members in Penn’s School of Arts & Sciences, Penn Carey Law, Graduate School of Education, School of Engineering and Applied Science, and Perelman School of Medicine. 2 min. read
More than 40 drones seized in Philly since World Cup began Penn In the News Axios More than 40 drones seized in Philly since World Cup began The growing use of drones in modern warfare has heightened concerns about an attack on major sporting events like the World Cup since “someone doesn't need to be physically present” to breach security, says Mike Horowitz of the School of Arts & Sciences. AI job losses are scaring Americans and policymakers are scrambling for answers Penn In the News Straits Times (Singapore) AI job losses are scaring Americans and policymakers are scrambling for answers Matthew Levendusky of the Annenberg School for Communication, School of Arts & Sciences, and Annenberg Public Policy Center says, “Concern about AI is bipartisan, and the public is waiting to see what politicians will do.” New study finds that ballot curing helps more mail ballots get counted Penn In the News Spotlight PA New study finds that ballot curing helps more mail ballots get counted A study from the School of Arts & Sciences and Penn Carey Law indicates that informing mail voters of errors in their ballots and providing opportunities to fix the mistakes increases the likelihood that the ballots will be counted and not lost. America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution The McNeil Center for Early American Studies co-sponsored a panel of students and educators discussing the meaning of democracy. Penn student Sophie Gala is quoted. Load More
AI job losses are scaring Americans and policymakers are scrambling for answers Penn In the News Straits Times (Singapore) AI job losses are scaring Americans and policymakers are scrambling for answers Matthew Levendusky of the Annenberg School for Communication, School of Arts & Sciences, and Annenberg Public Policy Center says, “Concern about AI is bipartisan, and the public is waiting to see what politicians will do.” New study finds that ballot curing helps more mail ballots get counted Penn In the News Spotlight PA New study finds that ballot curing helps more mail ballots get counted A study from the School of Arts & Sciences and Penn Carey Law indicates that informing mail voters of errors in their ballots and providing opportunities to fix the mistakes increases the likelihood that the ballots will be counted and not lost. America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution The McNeil Center for Early American Studies co-sponsored a panel of students and educators discussing the meaning of democracy. Penn student Sophie Gala is quoted. Load More
New study finds that ballot curing helps more mail ballots get counted Penn In the News Spotlight PA New study finds that ballot curing helps more mail ballots get counted A study from the School of Arts & Sciences and Penn Carey Law indicates that informing mail voters of errors in their ballots and providing opportunities to fix the mistakes increases the likelihood that the ballots will be counted and not lost. America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution The McNeil Center for Early American Studies co-sponsored a panel of students and educators discussing the meaning of democracy. Penn student Sophie Gala is quoted. Load More
America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) America 250th: Philly event highlights youth perspectives on the American Revolution The McNeil Center for Early American Studies co-sponsored a panel of students and educators discussing the meaning of democracy. Penn student Sophie Gala is quoted.