Campus & Community

Policy lab builds research opportunities around sex and gender

Puerto Rico ‘Data Jam’ lets students put their spin on scientific data

Data is the currency of scientific discovery, but when packaged in complex spreadsheets or figures with obscure unit measurements, many can find it intimidating to interpret.

Penn to showcase supplier diversity at upcoming forum and expo

When it comes to procurement decisions, Penn has placed a deliberate focus on local and diverse suppliers for decades. In recent years, the University’s local and diverse purchasing numbers have each topped $100 million, creating a major economic impact on the city.

Pairing business and neuroscience

At first, business and neuroscience might seem like an improbable pair. So when Penn launched its Wharton Neuroscience Initiative, WiN for short, its distinctiveness spurred particular attention: How exactly do the two fields coincide?

For the Record: ‘A Pennsylvania Album’

“A Pennsylvania Album: Undergraduate Essays on the 250th Anniversary” is a book published in 1990 as part of Penn’s 250th Anniversary Celebration. Edited by history professor

Mentorship program illuminates various career paths for English majors

A new mentorship program will allow undergraduate English majors in the School of Arts & Sciences (SAS) to work in paying jobs with Penn alumni who also majored in English.

Revisiting ‘Killing the Black Body,’ 20 years later

Twenty years ago, Dorothy Roberts, the George A.

Student Spotlight with Michael Duong

Q&A with Diane Spatz

Diane Spatz, the Helen M. Shearer Term Professor of Nutrition at the School of Nursing, discusses the benefits of human milk and breastfeeding, a few of her research projects, the CHOP Mother’s Milk Bank, her recent Lifetime Achievement Award, and much more.

By the Numbers: Commencement 2017

Penn kicks off its 261st Commencement ceremony on Monday, May 15, at 10:15 a.m. at the historic Franklin Field.

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