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Penn Student Moves from Military Service to Family Medicine

Penn Student Moves from Military Service to Family Medicine

Many people decide to go back to school later in life to pursue an entirely different career. At the University of Pennsylvania, one non-traditional student’s experiences revolutionized his way of thinking about humanity, and he says the switch from chasing bad guys in Afghanistan to healing sick patients isn’t really so different, after all.
New Book by Penn's Frank Furstenberg Takes Readers 'Behind the Academic Curtain'

New Book by Penn's Frank Furstenberg Takes Readers 'Behind the Academic Curtain'

Four years after retiring from the University of Pennsylvania, Frank Furstenberg has written a book that draws on his 42 years of teaching experience to help those in the pipeline from graduate school to the professoriate.

Jacquie Posey

AAU Elects Penn President Amy Gutmann as Vice Chair

AAU Elects Penn President Amy Gutmann as Vice Chair

The Association of American Universities has elected University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann as its vice chair for the 2013-2014 term, the AAU announced today during its semi-annual meeting in Washington, D.C. 
Penn Professor Justin McDaniel Awarded Luce Grant

Penn Professor Justin McDaniel Awarded Luce Grant

Justin McDaniel, associate professor and chair of the religious studies department at the University of Pennsylvania, has won a $410,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to help fund the Digital Library of Northern Thai Manuscripts project.

Jacquie Posey

Writing and Living on the Edge at Penn

Writing and Living on the Edge at Penn

Short fiction writer and novelist A. Naomi Jackson is living a life many aspiring writers dream of.

Jacquie Posey

Penn Engineering Intro Class Gets a Power Boost

Penn Engineering Intro Class Gets a Power Boost

As computers become more enmeshed in everyday life, both their software and hardware are becoming accessible to the average person. Whereas do-it-yourself enthusiasts of earlier generations tackled birdhouses and AM radios, this generation is making its own robots, 3-D printers and cell phone accessories.

Evan Lerner