Penn News

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SLIDE SHOW: School Trip

Students from the Young Scholars Frederick Douglass Charter School visited Franklin Field.
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Distinguished Careers

Seniors Ryan Cunningham and Brian Fulton have completed noteworthy track careers.
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'Take a Seat!'

Winners of the Morris Arboretum-Woodmere Art Museum exhibit have been announced.
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"Expressions of the Moment"

Through June 29, the Burrison Gallery is hosting 19 "still and quiet" pieces created by James Fuhrman.
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Athletic Spotlight

Three Quakers have been named first team All-Region in women's lacrosse.
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Swine Research

At New Bolton Center, Penn Vet takes a close look at pigs. (Photo: Sally Silverman)
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PHOTOS: A Day in the Life of Penn

Take a look at the moments captured through the first-ever University-wide photo project.
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Men's Lacrosse

Three Penn players have been chosen for the North/South game.
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"Samba Sessao"

Through July 29, the Arthur Ross Gallery is hosting an exhibit on Afro-Brazilian art and film.
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Tribal Genetics

A Penn-led team studies circumarctic peoples. (Photo: George Mobley/National Geographic)
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Features

IP and Technology

The Law School welcomes Cynthia Dahl, director of the new Detkin Intellectual Property and Technology Clinic, designed to set a standard in law education. (Penn Law)

Good Cholesterol?

The Perelman School of Medicine's Benjamin Voight led a study that questions whether raising HDL levels always lowers heart-attack risk. (Penn Medicine)

'United Front'

The Engineering labs of Andrew Tsourkas (far left) and Ravi Radhakrishnan meld physical sciences and math to foster a better understanding of cancer. (Penn Engineering)