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Better Paydays Ahead
Wall Street Journal | November 19, 2009
Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School says salaries are trending toward recovery.
Entering Cadbury Fray Would Put Ferrero Outside Its Comfort Zone
Wall Street Journal | November 19, 2009
Raphael Amit of the Wharton School discusses Ferrero’s Cadbury takeover bid.
Gift Cards Are Useful; Give Me Cash
Wall Street Journal | November 19, 2009
Joel Waldfogel of the Wharton School, cited for his book, "Scroogenomics: Why You Shouldn't Buy Presents for the Holidays,” says gift cards are a “a value-preserving choice.”
Play It Again, Piano Man
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 18, 2009
David Grazian of the School of Arts and Sciences says piano bars are enjoying renewed popularity.
Westbrook at Center of Concussion Controversy
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 18, 2009
Douglas Smith of the School of Medicine comments on the health ramifications of Philadelphia Eagle Brian Westbrook’s recent concussion.
Half of U.S. Children Will Use Food Stamps, Study Finds
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 18, 2009
Chad Dion Lassiter of the School of Social Policy and Practice says malnourishment in children is a gateway to more serious issues.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities in a Time of Economic Crisis
Academe | November 18, 2009
Mary Frances Berry of the School of Arts and Sciences says historically black colleges have been hit especially hard during the recession.
Black Power Has Arrived -- With Some New Challenges
Associated Press | November 18, 2009
Mary Frances Berry of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses African-American advancement.
Democracy's War Problem
Baltimore Sun | November 18, 2009
Bruce Newsome of the School of Arts and Sciences authors an op-ed exploring democratic nations’ propensity for engaging in military stalemates.
Heart Pump Shows Promise
Wall Street Journal | November 18, 2009
Lee Goldberg of the School of Medicine discusses new mechanical-heart-pump technology.
City Trying to Make Sense of Brutal Gang Rape
Associated Press | November 18, 2009
Peggy Reeves Sanday of the School of Arts and Sciences offers insight into the crowd mentality that can lead to gang rape.
Private-Equity Funding Plunges 62% at Calpers Amid Fee Review
Bloomberg News | November 18, 2009
Pavel Savor of the Wharton School discusses the state of private-equity firms.
Urban Art Series Begins at the Arthur Ross Gallery
University City Review | November 18, 2009
The Arthur Ross Gallery’s exhibit, “The Urban Experience: Selected Prints 1963-2000,” is featured.
How to DoS a Federal Wiretap
Techworld | November 17, 2009
Micah Sherr of Computer and Information Science discusses his research on anti-wiretap technology.
Can the Law Keep Up with Technology?
CNN | November 17, 2009
Andrea Matwyshyn of the Wharton School says enforcement laws can’t keep up with cutting-edge technology.
Toddlers Insensitive to Fear Go on to Commit Crimes
NewScientist | November 17, 2009
Adrian Raine of the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Medicine and Yu Gao of the School of Arts and Sciences co-author a study investigating criminal tendencies in children.
New Site Tracks How Stimulus Dollars Flow to Science
Wired | November 17, 2009
Bill Andresen of Government and Community Affairs says the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act grant program is a landmark in educational funding.
'Fearless' 3-Year-Olds Might Be Tomorrow's Criminals
HealthDay News | November 17, 2009
Yu Gao of the School of Arts and Sciences provides insight on early-childhood criminal tendencies.
New R’s of Education
The Hill | November 17, 2009
Bill Andresen of Government and Community Affairs comments on a new Web site designed to track federal-stimulus education grants.
Insurer Plans Its Own Clinic in North Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 16, 2009
Mark Pauly of the Wharton School comments on the use of insurance-based health clinics.
For Men at 40, Risk of Cardiac Death 1 in 8
Wall Street Journal | November 16, 2009
Muriel Jessup of the School of Medicine comments on cardiac-risk research.
Threat to Black Colleges
Daily Telegraph (U.K.) | November 16, 2009
Penn is one of the top destinations for British students.
U.S. Colleges With the Most International Students, 2008-9
Chronicle of Higher Education | November 16, 2009
Among doctoral institutions, Penn is fourth in the percentage of its undergraduate student body that hails from outside the U.S.
Health-Care Heresy?
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 16, 2009
Richard Cooper of the School of Medicine and the Wharton School is featured commenting on the health-care-reform debate.
A Close Circle of Friends Is Key.
Associated Press | November 16, 2009
Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses the value of psychological and academic support for students, and Penn’s partnership with the Posse Foundation is cited.
Potential for Criminal Behavior Evident at Age 3
Reuters | November 16, 2009
Adrian Raine of the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Medicine is cited for research aimed at predicting criminal behavior.
British Students Flocking to US Universities
Daily Telegraph (U.K.) | November 16, 2009
Penn is one of the top destinations for British students.
Penn GSE, Milken Competition to Focus on Entrepreneurship in Education
Education Week | November 16, 2009
The Graduate School of Education’s new Milken-Penn GSE entrepreneurial competition is featured.
Who Is the Most Violent Person in Your Family?
Psychology Today | November 15, 2009
Dean Richard Gelles of the School of Social Policy and Practice is cited for his domestic-violence research and as co-author of “Behind Closed Doors: Violence in the American Family.”
Academe and the Decline of News Media
Chronicle of Higher Education | November 15, 2009
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication authors a piece on the state of the news media.
The Savior of Penn and Its Medical System
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 15, 2009
James Riepe, outgoing chair of the Board of Trustees, is featured.
Rape-Prevention Programs Proliferate, but 'It's Hard to Know' Whether They Work
Chronicle of Higher Education | November 15, 2009
Jessica Mertz of the Penn Women’s Center discusses the value of peer relationship in rape-prevention programs.
This Library Speaks Volumes
Wall Street Journal | November 14, 2009
The Fisher Fine Arts Library, “one of the great creations of 19th-century American culture,” is profiled.
Penn Knuckles Down and Harvard Buckles
New York Times | November 14, 2009
Coach Al Bagnoli and players discuss the Quakers’ win over Harvard.
Is Technology Turning Us Into Hermits?
Wall Street Journal | November 13, 2009
Keith Hampton of the Annenberg School for Communication says that, contrary to popular belief, the Internet hasn’t significantly increased social isolation.
Swine Flu Cases Show Signs of Decline
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 13, 2009
Neil Fishman of the School of Medicine discusses H1N1-outbreak patterns.
Best Values in Private Colleges
Kiplinger | November 13, 2009
Penn ranks among the best values in private colleges for providing “a top-quality education at an affordable price -- usually because of generous financial aid.”
Bah Humbug! Why You Shouldn't Buy Presents for the Holidays
Yahoo Finance | November 13, 2009
Joel Waldfogel of the Wharton School is cited for his new book, "Scroogenomics.”
Millions in Stimulus Money Goes Toward University Grants
Philadelphia Business Journal | November 13, 2009
Penn has thus far received 293 grants totaling $163 million from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.
India Must Be Included
Washington Times | November 12, 2009
Adnan Zulfiqar of the School of Arts and Sciences authors an op-ed on India’s significance in the turmoil in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Del. Police Dog Wounded on Duty
Philadelphia Daily News | November 12, 2009
David Holt and Elaine Holmes of the School of Veterinary Medicine offer insight into life-saving surgery performed on police dog Diablo.
Elite Schools Provide Full Scholarships
Miami Herald | November 12, 2009
Penn’s partnership with The Posse Foundation, a scholarship and diversity-promotion organization, is cited.
College Students Find Support in Campus 'Posses'
Associated Press | November 12, 2009
Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education discusses the importance of psychological and academic support for students, and Penn’s partnership with The Posse Foundation is cited.
Lou Dobbs Resignation: What Next for Controversial CNN Anchor?
Christian Science Monitor | November 12, 2009
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication says Lou Dobbs’ departure from CNN likely won’t have an impact on overall viewership.
Mark Alan Hughes: Franklin Field's New Triple Threat
Philadelphia Daily News | November 11, 2009
Mark Alan Hughes of the School of Design discusses the George A. Weiss Pavilion at Franklin Field and Penn’s eastward move toward the Schuylkill River.
Senior Scholars Enjoy College Learning Stress-free
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 11, 2009
Daniel Richter, Jonathan Steinberg and Thomas Childers of the School of Arts and Sciences are included in a feature focused on the Senior Auditing Program of the College of Liberal and Professional Studies.
Resources, Services Increase for Vets on Campus
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 11, 2009
Rick Lund, a student in the Wharton School, discusses the School’s Veterans Club.
Can You Dig It?
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 11, 2009
Penn Museum debuts its new exhibit, "Iraq's Ancient Past: Rediscovering Ur's Royal Cemetery."
Online Unloading
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 11, 2009
David Grazian of the School of Arts and Sciences says the Internet discourages inhibition.
eProcurement: Think Globally, Spend Locally
Campus Technology | November 11, 2009
Vice President Marie Witt of Business Services discusses Penn’s community-outreach efforts.
Video: Countdown to Christmas
CNBC | November 11, 2009
Stephen Hoch of the Wharton School discusses holiday spending.
University of Pennsylvania: Dare to Be Different
Institutional Investor | November 11, 2009
Kristin Gilbertson of Investments discusses Penn’s endowment strategy.
Video: Jacob Lawrence and the Urban Experience
WPVI-TV (Philadelphia) | November 11, 2009
Arthur Ross Gallery’s “Jacob Lawrence and the Urban Experience” exhibit is highlighted.
Mark Alan Hughes: Franklin Field's New Triple Threat
Philadelphia Daily News | November 11, 2009
Mark Alan Hughes of the School of Design discusses the George A. Weiss Pavilion at Franklin Field and Penn’s eastward move toward the Schuylkill River.
Police Dog, Shot Twice, Hailed as a ‘Hero’
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 11, 2009
The Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania cares for Delaware dog-hero Diablo.
Police Dog Recovering After Being Shot in Delaware
KYW Radio (Philadelphia) | November 11, 2009
David Holt of the School of Veterinary Medicine says police-dog Diablo is expected to make a full recovery.
Video: UPenn Avoids Layoffs
Fortune | November 11, 2009
President Amy Gutmann discusses Penn’s no-loan financial-aid program and endowment performance.
Politics Aside, Doctors Universally Fed Up With Insurers
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 10, 2009
David Asch of the Wharton School offers insight on physicians’ relationships with insurance companies.
University of Pennsylvania: Dare to Be Different
Institutional Investor Magazine | November 09, 2009
President Amy Gutmann and Kristin Gilbertson of Investments discuss Penn’s endowment strategy.
Penn Students Learn How to Help Peers in Need
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 09, 2009
Penn’s Health Living Task Force staffers and students discuss the importance of mental health and support during rough times.
The 'Reform Math' Problem
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 09, 2009
Katharine Beals of the Graduate School of Education authors an op-ed on math reform and autism.
Harvard, Yale, Three Schools Back Drug Policies to Help Poor
Bloomberg | November 09, 2009
Penn is among several institutions pledging for affordable medicine for the less fortune.
Video: A Government That Works
Big Think | November 09, 2009
Dean Richard Gelles of the School of Social Policy and Practice discusses the role of social programs.
Radio: UPenn Begins Work to Create Green Space
WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) | November 09, 2009
Vice President Anne Papageorge of Facilities and Real Estate Services comments on the University’s vision for Penn Park.
Video: A Government That Works
Big Think | November 08, 2009
Dean Richard Gelles of the School of Social Policy and Practice makes the case for universal health care.
Penn Park in West Phila. to Open in 2011
KYW Radio (Philadelphia) | November 07, 2009
President Amy Gutmann shares her vision for Penn Park at the groundbreaking.
Despite Economy, Penn's Endowment Stays Even
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 07, 2009
Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli and Kristin Gilbertson of Investments discuss Penn’s economic state.
Debate Afghan War Goals, Then Select Strategy
Japan Times | November 07, 2009
Craig Martin of the Law School and Adnan Zulfiqar, a graduate student in the School of Arts and Sciences, co-author a piece on the war in Afghanistan.
Ground Breaking to Begin on Penn Project
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 06, 2009
President Amy Gutmann and Vice President Anne Papageorge of Facilities and Real Estate Services discuss Penn Park.
With Doctors in Short Supply, Responsibilities for Nurses May Expand
New York Times | November 06, 2009
Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and the School of Arts and Sciences discusses patient satisfaction with the work of nurse practitioners.
Abu Dhabi Seal Reveals Ancient Past
USA Today | November 05, 2009
Holly Pittman of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for her article discussing the unearthing of an ancient seal in Abu Dhabi.
Has the Web Really Turned Us Into Loners? A New Study Questions That Conventional Thinking
Washington Post | November 05, 2009
Keith Hampton of the Annenberg School for Communication is cited for his research on social-networking trends.
The Research/Policy Divide
Inside Higher Ed | November 05, 2009
Joni Finney and Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education say professors’ theoretical contributions often take priority over more practical offerings.
Video: Sewing the Seeds of Hope, Literally
WPVI-TV (Philadelphia) | November 04, 2009
Tariro Mupombwa, a student in the School of Medicine, is featured for her program that donates sewing machines to elderly Zimbabwean women.
Penn Moves Forward on 24-acre Park; Groundbreaking Scheduled for Nov. 6
University City Review | November 04, 2009
Penn Park’s groundbreaking plans are featured.
TV, Radio Talkers Shaping Political Discourse in U.S.
“NewsHour with Jim Lehrer” (PBS) | November 04, 2009
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses rhetoric used by television’s talking heads.
Wharton's Business Fashion Whizzes
Seventeen | November 04, 2009
Katie Long, a Wharton student, profiles two of her classmates, Tony Wang and Palak Patel.
Four Years Later, It's Seth's Office
Metro | November 03, 2009
Chad Dion Lassiter of the School of Social Policy and Practice comments on the Philadelphia district attorney election.
Radio Coverage: Debate Over Ancient Artifacts Reaches Penn
WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) | November 03, 2009
Penn Museum plays host to a forum debating ownership of archeological findings.
Penn Law Students See Their Work in Action at SCOTUS
Legal Intelligencer | November 03, 2009
Stephanos Bibas, Amy Wax, James Feldman and Yolanda Vazquez of the Law School join law students Rachel Fendell, Bill Coglianese and Sripriya Narasimhan in discussing their contributions to arguments in a Supreme Court case.
Penn Park Moves Forward
Philadelphia Business Journal | November 03, 2009
Penn Park’s groundbreaking is highlighted.
Celebrating the Memoir -- Fiction's Day Is Done?
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 03, 2009
Kathryn Watterson of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on the art of the memoir.
Great Job Openings, No Candidates
CNN | November 03, 2009
Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School discusses job recruitment.
HBCUs, Student Protest and Lincoln University’s Library
Diverse: Issues in Higher Education | November 02, 2009
Marybeth Gasman of the Graduate School of Education authors an op-ed on historically black colleges.
Penn's Gutmann Still Among Highest-paid Presidents
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 02, 2009
The University of Pennsylvania's Amy Gutmann again was among the highest-compensated private college presidents in the country, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education's annual salary survey, released today.
A Rise in Mental-Health Help on Campus
Philadelphia Inquirer | November 02, 2009
William Alexander of Counseling and Psychological Services discusses Penn’s counseling services.
Giving Business Education a Global Twist
New York Times | November 02, 2009
J. J. Cutler of the Wharton School says global curriculum has positively affected international application rates.
Talk to The Times: The Choice Blog
New York Times | November 02, 2009
Dean Eric Furda of Admissions offers advice for future college students.
The Things People Say
New Yorker | November 02, 2009
Factcheck.org of the Annenberg Public Policy Center is credited for its examination of President Obama’s birth certificate.
The Power Fifty 2009
Philadelphia Magazine | November 01, 2009
President Amy Gutmann and incoming Trustees Chair David Cohen are among those in “The Power Fifty 2009.”
Answers From the Admissions Dean of the University of Pennsylvania, Last of 6 Parts
New York Times | October 31, 2009
Dean Eric Furda of Admissions concludes his Q&A with Times readers.
'Adam' Premiere Lifts CSO Beyond Routine
Chicago Tribune | October 31, 2009
James Primosch of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his work on "Songs for Adam," an original opera.
Reshaping the Nation’s Approach to Drugs
Social Work Today | October 31, 2009
Chad Dion Lassiter of the School of Social Policy and Practice says an increase in drug courts would provide improved sentencing measures.
Docs See Swine Flu Moving to Adults
Philadelphia Daily News | October 30, 2009
Neil Fishman of the School of Medicine discusses potential H1N1 outbreak scenarios.
Studies Find Pregnant Mothers' Flu Shots Help Babies
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 30, 2009
Neil Fishman of the School of Medicine says flu shots are beneficial to pregnant women.
Funding Shortfall Stymies Tech-transfer Capabilities
Philadelphia Business Journal | October 30, 2009
John Swartley of the Center for Technology Transfer says early development of new technology is risky.
Video: Penn’s Green Initiatives
repoweramerica.org | October 30, 2009
President Amy Gutmann discusses Penn’s sustainability efforts.
Priests Urged to Speak Out Against Health Care Legislation
CNN | October 30, 2009
The Annenberg Public Policy Center’s Factcheck.org is cited for its health-care-reform research.
Answers From the Admissions Dean of the University of Pennsylvania, Part 5
New York Times | October 30, 2009
Dean Eric Furda of Admissions continues his Q&A with Times readers.
Many Employers Are Just Starting to Formulate Flu Policies
Philadelphia Business Journal | October 30, 2009
Evelyn Wiener of Student Health Services discusses Penn’s H1N1 response.
Schools Again Facing Shortage of Black Teachers
Philadelphia Daily News | October 29, 2009
Chad Dion Lassiter of the School of Social Policy and Practice comments on the shortage of minority teachers.
Audio: “Radio Times With Marty Moss-Coane”
WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) | October 29, 2009
Dean Richard Gelles of the School of Social Policy and Practice discusses a Philadelphia child-abuse case.
Answers From the Admissions Dean of the University of Pennsylvania, Part 4
New York Times | October 29, 2009
Dean Eric Furda of Admissions continues his Q&A with Times readers.
Not Pregnant? Cut In Line for H1N1 Vaccine
ABC News | October 29, 2009
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine discusses H1N1-vaccine availability.
10 Great Places to Embody Halloween Spirit
USA Today | October 29, 2009
Penn Museum’s "The Egyptian Mummy: Secrets and Science" exhibit is cited as a great Halloween fair.
World Innovation Summit for Education Announces the 6 WISE Awards 2009 Winners
Zawya (United Arab Emirates) | October 28, 2009
President Amy Gutmann is a World Innovation Summit for Education sustainability juror.
Wish Your Kids Ate More Fruits and Vegetables?
USA Today | October 28, 2009
Tanja Kral of the School of Medicine comments on school-cafeteria nutrition research.
Hitting the Road With the Bard
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 27, 2009
Cary Mazer of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the history of acting troupes.
It's the Duty of Us All to Stop Child Abuse
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 27, 2009
Debra Schilling Wolfe of the School of Social Policy and Practice’s Field Center says the main hindrance in the fight against child abuse is lack of reporting.
Answers From the Admissions Dean of the University of Pennsylvania, Part 2
New York Times | October 27, 2009
Dean Eric Furda of Admissions answers Times readers’ college-admissions questions.
World Series a Marketing Windfall for Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 27, 2009
Jerry Wind of the Wharton School says the World Series is an economic boon for Philadelphia.
African Genetic Diversity
ScienceNews | October 27, 2009
Sarah Tishkoff of the School of Medicine and the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for her research on genetic diversity in Africa.
Antidepressants 'Work Instantly'
BBC | October 26, 2009
Michael Thase of the School of Medicine comments on the effects of antidepressants.
Surgery Shows Promise of Gene Therapy
Wall Street Journal | October 26, 2009
Katherine High of the School of Medicine discusses a gene-therapy treatment for blindness.
U.S. Ranks 35th in 'Report Card' on World Social Progress; Sudden, Unexpected Shift Forward for Africa
PhysOrg.com | October 26, 2009
Richard Estes of the School of Social Policy and Practice releases the World Social Report at the 2009 Globalization Forum at the Penn Institute for Urban Research.
Why We're Failing Math and Science
Wall Street Journal | October 26, 2009
President Amy Gutmann discusses education as “the single biggest lever for economic innovation in our society.”
At the Back of the Pack
The Daily Scan | October 26, 2009
President Amy Gutmann’s comments about U.S. and international teacher pools are quoted.
Answers From the Admissions Dean of the University of Pennsylvania, Part 1
New York Times | October 26, 2009
Dean Eric Furda of Admissions provides advice for students and parents looking at colleges.
Maternal Mortality Across the World
BBC | October 26, 2009
Bill McCool of the School of Nursing discusses Caesarean births in the U.S.
Turning Surveys Into Reforms
Inside Higher Ed | October 26, 2009
Shaun Harper of the Graduate School of Education discusses higher-education survey results.
At Ur, Ritual Deaths That Were Anything but Serene
New York Times | October 26, 2009
Richard Zettler and Janet Monge of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn Museum discuss the Museum exhibit “Iraq’s Ancient Past: Rediscovering Ur’s Royal Cemetery.”
'National Emergency' for H1N1 No Cause for Alarm, Experts Say
USA Today | October 25, 2009
P.J. Brennan of the School of Medicine discusses the H1N1 virus.
Financial Games: It Can Pay to Play
Chicago Tribune | October 25, 2009
Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School says games can be good for training programs.
Electronic Medical Records Not Seen as a Cure-All
Washington Post | October 25, 2009
Ross Koppel of the School of Medicine says health-care record-keeping technology needs to be overhauled.
Scientists Aim to Dispel Fears on H1N1 Flu Vaccine
Los Angeles Times | October 25, 2009
Paul Offit of the School of Medicine comments on a hypothesized link between thimerosal and autism.
Gene Therapy Transforms Eyesight of 12 Born With Rare Defect
Los Angeles Times | October 25, 2009
Katherine High, Albert Maguire and Jean Bennett of the School of Medicine are cited for their groundbreaking work in treating blindness.
Telltale Times? Try Poe
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 25, 2009
Thomas Devaney of the School of Arts and Sciences authors an op-ed on Edgar Allen Poe.
Charlie Manuel, Model of Management Savvy
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 25, 2009
Kenneth Shropshire of the Wharton School comments on Phillies manager Charlie Manuel’s leadership style.
Telltale Times? Try Poe
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 25, 2009
Thomas Devaney of the School of Arts and Sciences authors an op-ed on Edgar Allen Poe.
Charlie Manuel, Model of Management Savvy
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 25, 2009
Kenneth Shropshire of the Wharton School comments on Phillies manager Charlie Manuel’s leadership style.
Class Action Filed for Cedars Radiation Patients
Los Angeles Times | October 24, 2009
Tom Baker of the Law School comments on a medical malpractice suit involving radiation poisoning.
CSI, Iraq: Old Treasures' New Storyline
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 24, 2009
Janet Monge, Richard Zettler and student Samantha Cox of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn Museum discuss the Museum exhibit “Iraq's Ancient Past.”
All Hail the Sacred Texts of Golf
Wall Street Journal | October 24, 2009
Jeremy McInerney of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his research on the ancient Olympic games.
ASGH 2009: Problems of Blood
Nature | October 24, 2009
Sarah Tishkoff of the School of Medicine and the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for research on African genetic diversity.
ASGH 2009: Problems of Blood
Nature | October 24, 2009
Sarah Tishkoff of the School of Medicine and the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for research on African genetic diversity.
Colleges' No-Loan Aid Policies Aren't Easy to Uncover, Study Finds
Chronicle of Higher Education | October 23, 2009
Laura Perna of the Graduate School of Education says universities need to do more to communicate their financial-aid policies.
Global Search for Prizewinner Yields a Young Phila. Artist
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 23, 2009
Ingrid Schaffner of the Institute for Contemporary Art judges an international art competition.
Penn Museum Show Casts New Light on Ancient Iraq
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 23, 2009
The Penn Museum exhibit "Iraq's Ancient Past: Rediscovering Ur's Royal Cemetery” is featured.
The Fox News War: What’s the Upside for Obama?
Christian Science Monitor | October 23, 2009
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication addresses recent White House comments about Fox News.
Report: City Should Shift Tax Burden to Property Owners
Philadelphia Inquirer | October 23, 2009
Robert Inman of the Wharton School comments on Philadelphia’s tax system.
At FIRE's 10th-Anniversary Bash, Nat Hentoff Touches Off a Blaze
Chronicle of Higher Education | October 23, 2009
Alan Charles Kors of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for co-founding the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.
Answers From the Admissions Dean of the University of Pennsylvania, Part 3
New York Times | October 23, 2009
Dean Eric Furda of Admissions continues his Q&A with Times readers.
Darwin Lives! Modern Humans Are Still Evolving
Time | October 23, 2009
Douglas Ewbank of the School of Arts and Sciences and the Population Studies Center discusses the ongoing impact of Darwin’s theories of evolution.
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