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Penn in the News
Top Colleges Dig Deeper in Wait Lists for Students
New York Times | May 09, 2008
Interim Dean Eric Kaplan of Admissions discusses wait listing.
Enthusiasts Find Rewards in Their Backyard Orchards
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 09, 2008
Bill Dailey of the School of Arts and Sciences is featured discussing horticulture.
Razing Hell
Philadelphia Weekly | May 08, 2008
John Kromer of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government discusses the redevelopment of Stella Street in Philadelphia.
Phila. Doctor Leads Colleagues in Myanmar Relief Effort
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 08, 2008
Jennifer Chu of the School of Medicine is featured for her part in organizing relief for cyclone-devastated Myanmar.
City to Ask Colleges to Help Boost Degrees
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 08, 2008
Penn scholarships for Philadelphia high school graduates is cited.
Group Marks Years of 'Understanding'
Jewish Exponent | May 08, 2008
President Amy Gutmann is featured as she is awarded the Distinguished Community Leadership Award by Operation Understanding.
Cop-killers: 'Walking Time Bombs'
Philadelphia Daily News | May 07, 2008
Chad Lassiter of the School of Social Policy and Practice and Lawrence Sherman of the School of Arts and Sciences discuss the recent shooting of a Philadelphia policeman.
Company Floats Ads in 'Clouds' Shaped Like Corporate Logos
Associated Press | May 07, 2008
Leonard Lodish of the Wharton School discusses corporate logos.
Shifts in Ph.D. Tuition Policy
Inside Higher Ed | May 07, 2008
Associate Provost Andrew Binns and Andrew Rennekamp, a student in the School of Medicine, discuss Ph.D. tuition changes.
High-Skill Offshoring
Washington Post | May 07, 2008
The Wharton School is cited for its expertise on job relocation.
Penn Leads Nation's Universities in Buying Green Power
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 07, 2008
Penn is featured for its green initiatives, and Daniel Garofalo of Facilities and Real Estate Services is interviewed.
Math Group Tries to Help Young Teachers Stay the Course
Education Week | May 07, 2008
Richard Ingersoll of the Graduate School of Education and the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his research on teacher turnover.
“Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane”
WHYY Radio | May 07, 2008
John Jackson of the School of Arts and Sciences is featured as his book, “Racial Paranoia,” is discussed.
Bill Moyers Journal
PBS | May 06, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication is interviewed about the presidential primaries.
Food Costs Likely to Boost Obesity in Poor
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 06, 2008
Shiriki Kumanyika of the School of Medicine discusses adolescent obesity and poverty.
Grant Will Help Vet Student with Ethics Goals
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 04, 2008
Rachel Toaff-Rosenstein, a student in the School of Veterinary Medicine, is awarded the Penn Vet Student Inspiration Award.
New Management Style Likely with Next N.C. Governor
Raleigh News & Observer | May 04, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the duties involved with becoming a governor.
Online Video: Education Expenses
Wall Street Journal Report | May 04, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses how an Ivy League education is available to more and more students.
'Underemployed' Not Always Counted
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 03, 2008
Roberta Iversen of the School of Social Policy and Practice says underemployment is largely unaccounted for in economic censuses.
Crawley, Gutmann Win Leadership Awards
Philadelphia Daily News | May 02, 2008
President Amy Gutmann receives the Distinguished Community Leadership Award from Operation Understanding.
Obama, Clinton, McCain: Twisting Words
Chicago Tribune | May 02, 2008
Brooks Jackson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center discusses political rhetoric, and the Center’s Web site, Factcheck.org, is cited for its analysis of the candidates’ campaigns.
America's Greenest Colleges
Forbes | May 02, 2008
Penn’s green initiatives are featured.
Quiet on the Western Front
Philadelphia Weekly | May 01, 2008
Anthony Sorrentino of the Executive Vice President’s Office and Glenn Bryan of Community Relations discuss Penn’s expansion plans.
Wheels Start Turning on Bike-sharing Concept
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 01, 2008
Brittany Bonnette, a student in the School of Arts and Sciences, discusses alternate-transportation proposals in Philadelphia.
Phils Unveil New Strategy: Green Power
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 01, 2008
Daniel Garofalo of Facilities and Real Estate Services discusses Penn’s green initiatives.
Companies Cut Corners to Save on Fuel as Gas Prices Rise
USA Today | May 01, 2008
Z. John Zhang of the Wharton School comments on efficiency’s effect on competition in business.
Penn Scores Highest in National Green-Power Contest
Chronicle of Higher Education | April 30, 2008
Vice President Anne Papageorge and Daniel Garofalo of Facilities and Real Estate Services discuss Penn’s green initiatives as the University is ranked highest in a National Green-Power Contest.
Award Honors His Global Vet Service
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 30, 2008
Alan Kelly of the School of Veterinary Medicine discusses the Penn Vet World Award recipient.
Exec, Penn Prez to Be Honored
Philadelphia Daily News | April 29, 2008
President Amy Gutmann will be awarded the Distinguished Community Leadership Award.
Bear Stearns Interns Learn About Business the Hard Way
USA Today | April 29, 2008
Patricia Rose of Career Services discusses internships for business students.
Defiant Wright Puts Obama in Tough Spot
Chicago Tribune | April 29, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on Jeremiah Wright Jr.’s recent speech and its impact on the Obama campaign.
Health Insurance Premiums Skyrocket
HealthDay News | April 29, 2008
Mark Pauly of the Wharton School discusses the state of health insurance.
Why Airline Mergers Don't Fly
Portfolio.com | April 29, 2008
Elizabeth Bailey of the Wharton School comments on airline competition.
Altered Viruses Reversed Progressive Blindness, Studies Say
Washington Post | April 28, 2008
Jean Bennett and Albert Maguire of the School of Medicine discuss the “dramatic response” resulting from their study of blindness.
Searching for Science to Guide Good Teaching
Washington Post | April 28, 2008
Margaret Goertz of the Graduate School of Education comments on federal education funding.
First Step to Cure for Blindness?
Associated Press | April 28, 2008
Jean Bennett and Albert Maguire of the School of Medicine say blindness treatments are progressing.
NCLB on the Ropes
Governing | April 28, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government authors a piece on No Child Left Behind.
Gene Therapy Takes a Step Forward
USA Today | April 28, 2008
Albert Maguire and Jean Bennett of the School of Medicine discuss the use of gene therapy in treating blindness.
Lawyers Sue Again Over Prison Overcrowding in Philadelphia
Associated Press | April 28, 2008
David Rudovsky of the Law School is cited for his work campaigning for improvements in prison conditions.
Trash Talking Ain't Nothing This Campaign Season
Newsday | April 28, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication analyzes political rhetoric.
An Unusual Prosecution of a Way of Life
Washington Post | April 27, 2008
Sarah Barringer Gordon of the Law School and the School of Arts and Sciences discusses police raids of Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints sites.
Here and Now: Pennsylvania Primary
Milwaukee Public Television | April 27, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government analyzes the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Phila. Researchers Bring Sight to Blind
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 27, 2008
Albert Maguire, Jean Bennett, and Eric Pierce of the School of Medicine are cited for their research on treating blindness.
Slight Correction in Career Plans
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 27, 2008
Patricia Rose of Career Services says many employment institutions rely on college graduates as a large percentage of their hires.
Barriers to Reducing Needless Foreclosures
Washington Post | April 26, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column on home foreclosures.
Jittery Sponsors Keep a Low Profile
Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) | April 25, 2008
Witold Henisz of the Wharton School says Olympic sponsors have to navigate politics with the host country.
Fleeting Facial Expressions Reveal Deep Secrets
HealthDay News | April 25, 2008
Daniel Langleben of the School of Medicine discusses facial-expression recognition.
Current System is Neither Safe Nor Sound
Philadelphia Daily News | April 25, 2008
Penn’s Fels Institute of Government is cited for research on the Philadelphia Safe and Sound program.
Schools CEO Seeks Expert Advice
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 24, 2008
Dean Andrew Porter of the Graduate School of Education is named to an advisory committee for the Philadelphia School District.
Heart Pump Creates Life-Death Ethical Dilemmas
Washington Post | April 24, 2008
Scott Halpern of the School of Medicine says artificial heart pumps come with burdensome side effects.
Pa. Vote Hints Republicans Divided in Support for McCain
Boston Globe | April 24, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on the Pennsylvania Republican primary and John McCain’s candidacy.
Hear Their Voices!
Jewish Exponent | April 24, 2008
Beth Wenger of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for her books “The Jewish Americans” and “New York Jews and the Great Depression: Uncertain Promise.”
Obama Still Takes Oil Money
Chicago Tribune | April 24, 2008
Factcheck.org of the Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its media research on commercials aired by the presidential candidates.
Salvage and Salvation: Stained Glass Shards From WWII Debris Return in Penn Exhibit
Allentown Morning Call | April 24, 2008
Penn Museum’s ''Remembered Light” exhibit is featured.
Finally, Their First Vote
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 23, 2008
Sofia Owen, Alyssa Haynes and Seth Bluestein, all students in the School of Arts and Sciences, discuss voting in the Pennsylvania primary.
Clinton Wins Pennsylvania Primary
Cox News Service | April 23, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on various Democratic primary competitions.
Hillary Clinton a Gagné en Pennsylvanie Mais Tout Reste à Jouer
Reuters | April 23, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government explains where Hillary Clinton’s strength has been in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Contest's Losers: All Who Wanted It to End
Boston Globe | April 23, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says the nomination process for the Democratic candidate may be controversial.
Race Matters?
Philadelphia City Paper | April 23, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses Barack Obama’s presidential candidacy.
Hillary Pins Hopes on Pennsylvania Primary
PM (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) | April 22, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says Hillary Clinton’s presidential hopes may depend on the outcome of the Pennsylvania primary.
Sniping to the Finish in Pennsylvania
Time | April 22, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on Barack Obama’s voting base.
The Pennsylvania Primaries
CNN | April 22, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government analyzes the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Negative Campaigning Increases Ahead of Pennsylvania Primary
Lateline (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) | April 22, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says the economy is the leading issue for voters in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Why Pennsylvania Is Such a Challenge
CNN | April 22, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on Barack Obama’s campaign strategies.
"La Pobreza y el Crimen, un Tema Clave de Esta Elección"
Clarin (Argentina) | April 22, 2008
Tulia Falleti of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Hillary Clinton's Attacks Too Harsh, Say Two-thirds in Pennsylvania Poll
New York Daily News | April 22, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on Hillary Clinton’s campaign strategies.
We're Not Finished Yet
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 21, 2008
Arthur Caplan and Hansell Stedman of the School of Medicine discuss evolution as Penn Museum’s “Surviving: The Body of Evidence" exhibit is featured.
Obama Vise la Victoire par KO
Le Parisien (France) | April 21, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government analyzes the Pennsylvania primary.
Penn Nursing Students Part of Hurricane Relief Effort
Nursing Spectrum | April 21, 2008
Penn Nursing students are featured for their help in rebuilding Katrina-devastated Hancock County, Miss.
Battle for the ’Burbs
Newsweek | April 21, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses voting demographics in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Clinton, Obama Go On Attack in Pennsylvania Campaign Finale
WNYC Radio (New York) | April 21, 2008
Eugenie Birch of School of Design discusses Penn’s campus improvements over the years.
Attempting a Turnaround: A Program to Help Students Shine
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | April 21, 2008
Ira Harkavy of the Netter Center for Community Partnerships discusses Penn’s partnerships with schools in Philadelphia.
Cardiac Screening Recommended for Kids Taking Stimulants for ADHD
HealthDay News | April 21, 2008
Victoria Vetter of the School of Medicine comments on a new recommendation concerning pediatric cardiac screenings for children on ADHD medication.
Online Video: Clinton, Obama Cross Pa. on Eve of Primary
Associated Press | April 21, 2008
Video coverage of NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reporting on the Pennsylvania primary live from the Penn campus.
Elecciones 2008
Univision | April 21, 2008
Tulia Falleti of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Democratic Candidates Prepare for Primary
CNN | April 20, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government is interviewed regarding the Pennsylvania primary.
Was 'Excluded' the Wrong Word?
Washington Post | April 20, 2008
Ian Lustick of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses Israeli-Arab relations and their impact on military enrollment in Israel.
Women Pathfinders of the '70s, Falling in a Pension Gap
Washington Post | April 20, 2008
Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School says many women face additional retirement challenges.
Black Colleges Seeking More Financial Support From Alumni
Associated Press | April 20, 2008
Marybeth Gasman of the Graduate School of Education is cited for her book "Supporting Alma Mater: Successful Strategies for Securing Funds From Black College Alumni."
Anything in Common?
Cox News Service | April 20, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says Obama is attempting to absorb Clinton’s voting base.
Close Win for Clinton a Lose-Lose
New York Post | April 20, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government authors a column on the possible outcomes of the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Keeping the Lid On
New York Times | April 20, 2008
William Schilling of Student Financial Services discusses financial aid.
Campaigns in Pa. Shed Party Blood
Baltimore Sun | April 20, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication analyzes political ads.
The Good and the Bad About Locking In Your Rate
Washington Post | April 19, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column about mortgage rates.
New Media as the Message
National Journal | April 19, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication provides commentary on Barack Obama commercials.
Why Government Ought Not Subsidize Tuition
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 19, 2008
Kiley Austin-Young, a student in the School of Arts and Sciences and the Wharton School, authors an op-ed on college tuition.
Penn Paper Backs Clinton
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 19, 2008
Daily Pennsylvanian staff members are featured discussing their endorsement in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Pennsylvania Breakdown in Voting
CNN | April 19, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government analyzes the recent Clinton-Obama debate in Philadelphia.
Race for the Democratic Ticket Goes Down to the Wire
CNN | April 19, 2008
Dick Polman of the School of Arts and Sciences and students David Lei, Lauren Burdette, David Helfenbein, Sean-Tamba Matthew and Sakina Zaidi, also of the School of Arts and Sciences, are interviewed regarding the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
ABC Gets an Earful After Debate
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 18, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses the recent Clinton-Obama debate in Philadelphia.
'Body of Evidence' Exhibit Spotlights Human Evolution
Associated Press | April 18, 2008
Janet Monge of the Penn Museum discusses the featured 'Body of Evidence' exhibit.
Campaign Trail Gets Bumpy for Chelsea Clinton
Los Angeles Times | April 18, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses Chelsea Clinton’s campaign appearances.
Many Seek Trust, Openness
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 18, 2008
St. John Barned-Smith, a student in the School of Arts and Sciences, writes about the presidential campaign.
Big Deal; Small Firm
Philadelphia Business Journal | April 18, 2008
Ralph Maier of Purchasing discusses Penn’s business-inclusion program.
Drexel's Evolving E-mail Service and a Battle of Giants
Philadelphia Business Journal | April 18, 2008
Ira Winston of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses student e-mail services.
Tough Questions on Gaffes Throw Both Off Message
Boston Globe | April 17, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government analyzes the April 16 Pennsylvania Democratic debate.
Joe Carver's Meals Are Just What the Doctor Ordered
Philadelphia Daily News | April 17, 2008
Joe Carver of the School of Medicine is featured.
Push for Youth Vote Stirs Activism on Campuses
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 17, 2008
Amy Miller, a student in the Graduate School of Education, comments on Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.
Nonpartisan Web Site Offers Analysis of Candidates' TV Ads
Philadelphia Daily News | April 17, 2008
Factcheck.org of the Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its media research.
Obama, Clinton Debate in Philadelphia
New York Daily News | April 17, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the April 16 Clinton-Obama debate.
Students, Young Workers Have Different Priorities
Associated Press | April 17, 2008
Cynthia Padera, a student in the School of Arts and Sciences, discusses voter registration.
Good or Bad, for Some Voters It's About Race, Gender
Allentown Morning Call | April 17, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication says voters’ background may play a part in voting patterns.
Economy Will Be Key in Pennsylvania
Reuters | April 17, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says the economy will be at the forefront of voters’ issues in the Pennsylvania primary.
Specter Fighting Hodgkin's Recurrence
Philadelphia Daily News | April 16, 2008
John Glick of the School of Medicine comments on U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter’s cancer treatment.
Anything in Common?
Statesman.com | April 16, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the 2008 Democratic Pennsylvania primary.
Asian Groups Fight to Change Eatery's Name
Washington Post | April 15, 2008
Grace Kao of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on a Philadelphia restaurant’s name.
Two Separate Societies: One in Prison, One Not
Washington Post | April 15, 2008
Marie Gottschalk of the School of Arts and Sciences authors an op-ed on incarceration rates in the U.S.
Obama's Response May Hurt Him
Newsday | April 15, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on media coverage in the presidential election.
Ideas for the Kimmel Center
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 15, 2008
Harris Steinberg of the School of Design and PennPraxis discusses Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center.
A Changing Philly Could Be Key to Pa. Primary
McClatchy Newspapers | April 15, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the Pennsylvania Democratic primary voting base.
The Science Behind Counting the Homeless
The Vancouver Sun | April 14, 2008
Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy and Practice is cited for his research on homelessness.
Colbert Does Philly
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 13, 2008
Penn’s hosting of “The Colbert Report” is featured as Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on the program.
Lyme Disease Underreported, Experts Say
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 13, 2008
Todd Barton of the School of Medicine discusses the diagnosing of Lyme disease.
Obama Sorry for Flub, Clinton Pounces
New York Daily News | April 13, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.
Jury to Decide Fate of Child Killer
Associated Press | April 12, 2008
Stephanos Bibas of the Law School says notorious crimes in small communities make jury selection difficult.
The Habits of Good Brokers
Washington Post | April 12, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column on mortgage brokers.
The Pot and the Kettle
Washington Post | April 11, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its media research.
Husband's Legacy Poses a Dilemma for Clinton
Boston Globe | April 11, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.
Clinton and Obama Fight for Last Major Delegate Prize in Pennsylvania
U.S. News & World Report | April 11, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says the Pennsylvania primary could be the deciding factor for the Democratic nomination.
City Voters Flock to the Democrats
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 10, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses the Penn Leads the Vote program and its impact on area voter registration.
Names That Match Forge a Bond on the Internet
New York Times | April 10, 2008
Stanton Wortham of the Graduate School of Education discusses the “Name-letter Effect.”
Welcome to the Super Bowl
The Economist | April 10, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses former President Clinton’s popularity in Pennsylvania.
Bacteria Designed to Search Out Pesticides
Nature | April 09, 2008
Mark Goulian of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the process of using bacteria to single out pesticides.
Professionals Use Drugs to Sharpen Their Minds, Survey Finds
HealthDay Reporter | April 09, 2008
Anjan Chatterjee of the School of Medicine comments on neuro-enhancing drugs.
Writers Without Borders Delivers International Lit to UPenn's Doorstep
Philadelphia City Paper | April 09, 2008
Provost Ron Daniels and Charles Bernstein and Al Filreis, both of the School of Arts and Sciences, are featured discussing the Writers Without Borders program and Kelly Writers House.
A Childhood Cancer Survivor's Story
Philadelphia Daily News | April 09, 2008
Christopher Logue of the School of Medicine says radiation therapy for cancer can affect your dental health.
The 411 on Colorectal Cancer
Philadelphia Daily News | April 09, 2008
Craig Thompson of the School of Medicine discusses colorectal cancer testing.
A Quiet Revolution at Harvard
The Guardian | April 08, 2008
President Amy Gutmann praises Harvard President Drew Faust.
Area's First-ever Four-way Kidney Transplants a Success
Chicago Tribune | April 08, 2008
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine comments on ethical dilemmas surrounding organ donation.
Poll Shows Obama Gaining Ground on Clinton
WFMZ-TV | April 08, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.
Obama Seeks to Stress His Patriotism
Associated Press | April 07, 2008
Rogers Smith of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.
In the Tent of Tomorrow, a Faded Map of Yesteryear
New York Times | April 07, 2008
Frank Matero and students from the School of Design are cited for their work toward preserving a historic map.
Poll Gap Closing in Pennsylvania Primary
CNN | April 07, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the Pennsylvania primary.
Dieting for Dollars
Newsweek | April 07, 2008
Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School discusses employee incentive health programs.
Deaths of 3 Children Test Md. Legal System
Washington Post | April 06, 2008
Dean Richard Gelles of the School of Social Policy and Practice discusses family violence.
Clinton in Uphill Battle With Truth
McClatchy News Service | April 06, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its media research.
The Early Word: Filing Away
New York Times | April 05, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the 2008 presidential campaigns.
Job Market Sags, but Grads Persevere
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 05, 2008
Patricia Rose of Career Services discusses the college graduate job market.
Is It Time Yet?
Washington Post | April 05, 2008
Todd Sinai of the Wharton School discusses the housing market.
Genetic Link Tied to Smoking Addiction
Associated Press | April 03, 2008
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine says evidence suggesting a genetic link to nicotine addiction could affect insurance and prevention methods.
Lots of Water Does Not Equal Better Health
Reuters | April 03, 2008
Stanley Goldfarb and Dan Negoianu of the School of Medicine discuss the health effects of drinking large amounts of water.
Advice on Water Doesn't Hold Water
ABC News | April 03, 2008
Stella Volpe of the School of Nursing comments on myths surrounding over-hydration.
Home Defibrillators Save Lives in Study
Naharnet (Lebanon) | April 03, 2008
David Callans of the School of Medicine discusses the availability of defibrillators.
Una Iniciativa de la Universidad de Pensilvania Cumplira los Sueños de Muchos Estudiantes
WFMZ-TV | April 02, 2008
William Schilling of Student Financial Services and Penn students discuss the University’s financial-aid program.
Man Is Denied Bail in Deaths of 3 Children
Washington Post | April 02, 2008
Dean Richard Gelles of the School of Social Policy and Practice says domestic violence is difficult to predict.
Town Hall Format Has Risks for McCain
USA Today | April 02, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses the pitfalls of town-hall forums for politicians.
Heart Devices Not a Good Home Buy?
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 02, 2008
David Callans of the School of Medicine analyzes the prospect of home defibrillator kits.
Campaign.USA
Washington Post | April 01, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on the role of the Internet in the 2008 presidential election.
Stand & Deliver
Government Executive | April 01, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the implementation of federal airport security after the Sept.11 attacks.
NCLB on the Ropes
Governing.com | April 01, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government authors a piece on No Child Left Behind.
Colleges Take More Notice of Gambling Problems
Christian Science Monitor | April 01, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its research on student gambling.
Merck Shares Fall Nearly 15 Percent
Philadelphia Inquirer | April 01, 2008
Daniel Rader of the School of Medicine discusses cardiac medications.
The Blue-Collar Battle in Pennsylvania
Time Magazine | April 01, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on Barack Obama’s Pennsylvania primary campaign.
Can Home AEDs Improve Survival?
The New England Journal of Medicine | April 01, 2008
David Callans of the School of Medicine authors an op-ed on home defibrillator kits.
EBay Bids for Durability in Changing Digital World
USA Today | March 31, 2008
Kartik Hosanagar of the Wharton School discusses online retail.
US Credit Crunch Hits Education as Banks Abandon Student Loans
The Times (U.K.) | March 31, 2008
William Schilling of Student Financial Services comments on the student-loan process.
Phila.'s Gay Democrats Emerge as a Voting Force
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 31, 2008
Tobias Wolff of the Law School discusses the gay impact on the 2008 presidential election.
Hands-Only Resuscitation OK for Cardiac Arrest
HealthDay News | March 31, 2008
Benjamin Abella of the School of Medicine discusses cardiac resuscitation methods.
Speaking in Orlando, O'Connor Decries Schools' Focus on Tests
Orlando Sentinel | March 30, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for research on civic knowledge.
Fine Show of Folk Art at Cabrini
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 30, 2008
Don Yoder of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his collection "Made With Devotion: The Don Yoder Collection of Religious Folk Art."
No Passport Required
Philadelphia Daily News | March 29, 2008
Penn Museum is featured for its exhibit "Hello India!"
Steps in Financing a Home, From Qualification to Lock
Washington Post | March 29, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column on home financing.
Subway Attack Upsets Even Out-of-towners
Philadelphia Daily News | March 29, 2008
Chad Dion Lassiter of the School of Social Policy and Practice discusses the Philadelphia subway attack.
Regional Mind-set Needed, Scholars Say
Courier-Post | March 28, 2008
President Amy Gutmann says universities can help re-energize urban centers.
Phila. Visitors Compare SEPTA to Toronto Transit
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 28, 2008
Harris Steinberg of the School of Design and PennPraxis discusses Philadelphia’s transit system.
How Far Have We Come?
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 28, 2008
Yashas Vaidya, Kiley Austin-Young and St. John Barned-Smith, students in the School of Arts and Sciences, discuss race relations.
'A Rank Falsehood'
Washington Post | March 28, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its research on political rhetoric surrounding the presidential race.
Changing Skyline: On the Market: Masterpieces to Live In
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 28, 2008
William Whitaker of the University Archives comments on the practice of using historically influential buildings for new homes.
Little Haircuts and a Big Cause
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 28, 2008
Penn’s Thillana dance group is featured.
Democrats Pull for Pa.
“ABC World News Tonight” | March 28, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses the Pennsylvania presidential primary.
A Turkish Blast From the Past
Philadelphia Daily News | March 26, 2008
James Duffin of the University Archives is quoted about artifacts in his role as a historian of Philadelphia’s Germantown Avenue.
Stocks Tarnished by 'Lost Decade'
Wall Street Journal | March 26, 2008
Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School discusses historical stock-market activity.
Breathing Muscles Atrophy Quickly During Mechanical Ventilation
HealthDay News | March 26, 2008
Sanford Levine of the School of Medicine discusses the side effects of mechanical respiration.
AIDS Vaccine Testing at Crossroads
Washington Post | March 26, 2008
James Hoxie of the School of Medicine comments on the possibility of an AIDS vaccine.
Forest Service May Move to Interior
Washington Post | March 25, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says relocating government agencies can have political ramifications.
Tu jest Ameryka, proszę mówić tylko po angielsku
Polskie Radio (Chicago) | March 25, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on an English-only sign in Philadelphia.
Mainstream Media Urgently Needs New Philosophies
Malaysia Kini (Malaysia) | March 25, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication is cited for her expertise on the media.
Obama Plays Catch-Up in Pennsylvania
Time Magazine | March 25, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on Barack Obama’s Pennsylvania primary campaign.
Obesity May Drive Some Truckers to Doze
USA Today | March 25, 2008
Allan Pack of the School of Medicine discusses the link between drowsiness and obesity.
What Taxpayers Get From the Bear Stearns 'Bailout'
U.S. News & World Report | March 25, 2008
Susan Wachter of the Wharton School discusses the Bear Stearns bailout.
Bush Mixes Concern, Optimism on Economy
USA Today | March 24, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses political rhetoric.
Do Endorsements Ring?
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 24, 2008
Ken Winneg of the Annenberg Public Policy Center comments on the importance of endorsements.
Making Immune Memories
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 24, 2008
Steven Reiner of the School of Medicine is cited for his research on the immune system.
Financial Aid at Penn
Philadelphia Business Today | March 24, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses Penn’s financial-aid program.
Worried Dems Wish for 'Dream Team'
USA Today | March 24, 2008
Richard Johnston of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses an Obama-Clilnton ticket.
‘Terrorism Card' Is Trademark Republican Play
Politico | March 24, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for research on ads on terrorism-related political ads.
His Other Gig? Bill Clinton's Travel Doc
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 24, 2008
Roger Band of the School of Medicine is profiled.
Perfect Tone, in a Key That’s Mostly Minor
New York Times | March 23, 2008
A Penn a cappella group, the Counterparts, is featured in an audio link.
Overhauling With Oprah
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 23, 2008
Andrew Newberg of the School of Medicine and the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the link between neurology and spirituality.
Online Video: Data Tidal Wave?
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 23, 2008
Christopher S. Yoo of the Law School discusses Internet data regulation.
Study: 'Flutie Effect' More Than a Myth
Associated Press | March 23, 2008
Devin Pope of the Wharton School comments on the link between NCAA wins and increased admissions.
Corner of Finance Where Women Are Climbing
New York Times | March 22, 2008
Chief Investment Officer Kristin Gilbertson is featured.
USA. W Naszym Barze Tylko Po Angielsku!
Gazeta Wyborcza (Poland) | March 22, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the presidential election.
Where Angels No Longer Fear to Tread
The Economist | March 22, 2008
Andrew Newberg of the School of Medicine and the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the correlation between neurology and spirituality.
Rise of the Wordsmiths
Denver Post | March 21, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on Barack Obama’s speaking ability.
Home Vacancy Rates Post Sharp Increases
Wall Street Journal | March 21, 2008
Joseph Gyourko of the Wharton School discusses home vacancy rates.
Ethics of Vaccine Mandates Is Topic for Expert Panel
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 21, 2008
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine is cited for his work on a panel examining the bioethics of vaccinating children.
Wineke: There Has to Be a Better Way
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison) | March 21, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its commentary on Wisconsin Supreme Court justice selection.
'Smart' Pillbox Helps Patients Remember
USA Today | March 20, 2008
Bruce Kehr of the School of Medicine is featured for his invention, Med-eMonitor.
Ruling: "Speak English" Sign at Cheesesteak Shop Not Discriminatory
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 20, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for her comments concerning a controversial English-only sign in Philadelphia.
Did Obama’s Speech Reach the Voters He Needs?
New York Times | March 19, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses Barack Obama’s speech on race.
Obama: Controversy Over Pastor Shows Need to End Racial Divisions
CQ Politics | March 19, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses Barack Obama’s political identity.
Slow Build-Up
Philadelphia Weekly | March 19, 2008
Vice President Anne Papageorge of Facilities and Real Estate Services discusses Penn’s riverfront development.
White Male Vote Up for Grabs
CNN | March 19, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses Barack Obama’s chances in the Pennsylvania presidential primary.
Obama on Race: A Legacy Stained
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 19, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on Barack Obama’s speech about racial perceptions in America.
Penn Alters Its Financial-aid Packages
Philadelphia Business Journal | March 19, 2008
Penn’s financial-aid program is featured.
Iraq Still Key Issue in Presidential Race
Newsday | March 18, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government says John McCain’s stance on Iraq could be problematic for his presidential candidacy.
Reaction to the Obama Speech
Time Magazine | March 18, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government comments on Barack Obama’s speech on race.
Obama Tackles Race Head-on
Cleveland Plain Dealer | March 18, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences analyzes Barack Obama’s speech on race.
New Orleans' Homeless Rate Swells to 1 in 25
USA Today | March 17, 2008
Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy and Practice discusses the New Orleans homeless epidemic.
Experts: Bear Stearns Aid Could Portend More Bailouts
Associated Press | March 17, 2008
Franklin Allen of the Wharton School comments on investment bank bailouts.
Convening to Combat Allergies
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 17, 2008
Arnold Levinson of the School of Medicine discusses allergy treatments.
Strengths, Diversity Could Be Cushion from Recession
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 17, 2008
Pat Wren of the School of Medicine says employee shortages in health care are common.
Obama to Address Racial Issue Head-on
USA Today | March 17, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on Barack Obama’s coming speech on race.
Obama Haunted by Friend's Help Securing Dream House
Boston Globe | March 16, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn's Fels Institute of Government discusses Barack Obama's campaign strategies.
Shrunken Rust Belt City Shows Grit, Struggles to Make Comeback
Associated Press | March 16, 2008
Walter Licht of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses small-town America's and industrialization.
Two Who Do the Tough Work of Poetry
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 16, 2008
Thomas Devaney of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his poetry collection, "A Series of Small Boxes."
Before Idealizing Democracy, Beware the Athenian Lesson
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 16, 2008
Emily Wilson of the School of Arts and Sciences authors an op-ed on democratic systems.
Piggyback Loans vs. Insurance
Washington Post | March 15, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column on mortgage options.
Foreclosures Jump 60% in February
Bloomberg News | March 14, 2008
Susan Wachter of the Wharton School discusses foreclosures.
Gold Hits $1,000 as Recession Fears Grow
The Independent (U.K.) | March 14, 2008
Susan Wachter of the Wharton School comments on recession fears in the U.S.
New Call for Merit Selection of Judges
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 14, 2008
The Annenberg Public Policy Center is cited for its research on judicial elections.
Party Animals
Wall Street Journal | March 14, 2008
Amy Miller, a student in the Graduate School of Education, is cited for her work on Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
Partnership High Schools Reach Beyond Kids
Philadelphia Business Journal | March 14, 2008
Ira Harkavy of the Netter Center for Community Partnerships discusses Penn’s high school outreach.
Building Sales Momentum in a Recession
The Bulletin | March 14, 2008
Marc Kramer of the Wharton School authors an op-ed on spending during recession.
Dems' Race Could Come Down to Skin Color
Allentown Morning Call | March 14, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses race factors in the presidential election.
Race Emerging as Issue in Democratic Campaign
Chicago Tribune | March 13, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on racial rhetoric in the presidential campaign.
The Unalienable Right
Washington Times | March 13, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government discusses Reaganism.
Clinton Backer Resigns Over Race Comments
National Public Radio | March 13, 2008
Mary Frances Berry of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses Geraldine Ferraro’s resignation from the Clinton campaign.
Study: Happy Mind Equals Healthier Heart
ABC News | March 13, 2008
Karen Reivich of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses positive psychology.
Order in the Jungle
The Economist | March 13, 2008
Provost Ron Daniels is featured as his coming publication, "The Rule of Law and Development," is discussed.
Google Cleared to Buy Ad Firm
Washington Post | March 12, 2008
Joseph Turow of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on the Google-DoubleClick buyout approval.
Finding the Best Foot Forward
Nature | March 12, 2008
Daniel Koditschek of the School of Engineering and Applied Science is cited for his research in robotics and kinematics.
Fumo Will Quit Race, Sources Say
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 12, 2008
Ted Hershberg of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his comments on state Sen. Vincent Fumo.
Leader of Many Talents Sought
Baltimore Sun | March 11, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses Johns Hopkins University’s search for a new president.
Casino Plan Gets Cool City Reception
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 11, 2008
Harris Steinberg of the School of Design and PennPraxis discusses plans for a riverfront casino.
Brody Retiring as Hopkins President
Baltimore Sun | March 11, 2008
President Amy Gutmann comments on Johns Hopkins President William Brody’s tenure.
Genetic Test for Alzheimer's Divides Experts
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 11, 2008
Beth Wood and John Trojanowski of the School of Medicine discuss Alzheimer’s testing.
Lawmaker May Jump Into Network Neutrality Fray
Reuters | March 11, 2008
Christopher Yoo of the Law School discusses Internet regulation.
Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania 22nd Annual Take the Lead Awards Ceremony
Philadelphia Magazine | March 10, 2008
President Amy Gutmann receives the 2008 Juliette Gordon Low Leadership Award.
In Levity, Plenty of Political Points
Boston Globe | March 10, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on television appearances by presidential candidates and how they affect the election.
A Tight Race Stirs Democrats in N.C.
Gannett News Service | March 10, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government comments on the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
Big Patients, Higher Costs
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 10, 2008
Evan Siegelman of the School of Medicine discusses MRI technology.
Turning River Vision Into Reality
Philadelphia Daily News | March 10, 2008
Harris Steinberg of the School of Design and PennPraxis authors an opinion piece on the re-design of the Delaware Riverfront.
“Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane”
WHYY Radio | March 10, 2008
Jerry Jacobs of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses hours worked in the U.S.
Ethics Questions Arise as Doctors Pitch to Colleagues
Associated Press | March 09, 2008
Paul Root Wolpe of the School of Medicine says conflict of interest can exist when doctors address pharmaceuticals.
Brain Enhancement Is Wrong, Right?
New York Times | March 09, 2008
Martha Farah of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the ethics surrounding neurological pharmaceuticals in intellectual arenas.
Mixed Economic Picture in Next Big State to Vote
New York Times | March 08, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government says presidential candidates campaigning in Pennsylvania will likely have to customize their messages for certain areas.
A Seller's Concession Attracts Buyers; Just Be Ready to Spend All of It
Washington Post | March 08, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column on the housing market.
Election Center Video Coverage
CNN | March 07, 2008
Mary Frances Berry of the School of Arts and Sciences is interviewed on the possibility of a vote do-over in Florida and Michigan.
Comic 'News' a Force in '08 Campaign
Christian Science Monitor | March 07, 2008
Diana Mutz of the Annenberg School for Communication and the School of Arts and Sciences discusses political bias in the media.
16 Universities Join in $100-Million Business-Education Program for Underserved Women
Chronicle of Higher Education | March 06, 2008
Penn’s Wharton School is cited for its work with an international educational program for women.
Wharton School's Lauder Institute Joins Goldman Sachs to Bring Business Education to 10,000 Women in Developing Countries
Philadelphia Business Journal | March 06, 2008
Penn’s Wharton School is featured for its "10,000 Women" program that will help educate women worldwide in business.
Homeless Study Looks at 'Housing First'
Wall Street Journal | March 06, 2008
Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy and Practice discusses research on homelessness.
Poverty
WBUR Radio (Boston) | March 06, 2008
Martha Farah of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on poverty from a developmental neuroscience perspective.
Health: Pancreatic Cancer
KYW-TV | March 06, 2008
Anil Rustgi of the School of Medicine discusses pancreatic cancer.
DHS at 5: Mistakes of the Past Point the Way Toward Challenges of the Future
CQ Politics | March 05, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government discusses the Department of Homeland Security.
Bill Clinton Admits 'Regret' on Crack Cocaine Sentencing
USA Today | March 04, 2008
Former President Clinton’s participation in Penn’s “Kerner Plus 40” Symposium is highlighted.
New Book “Kerner Plus 40 Report” Assesses Racial Progress in America Since the 1968 Kerner Commission Report
Philadelphia Sun | March 04, 2008
Tukufu Zuberi and Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences are cited for their involvement in the “Kerner Plus 40” Symposium.
How Your Brain Looks at Race
Newsweek | March 03, 2008
Robert Kurzban of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses how the brain analyzes race.
Intimate Rivalries: A Mixture of Pride and Envy
Washington Post | March 03, 2008
John Trojanowski and Virginia Lee of the School of Medicine discuss relationships in the workplace.
After Suicide, Blog Insults Are Debated
New York Times | March 03, 2008
Gregory Brown of the School of Medicine discusses suicide risk factors.
Online Health Records Raise Privacy Worries
Newsday | March 03, 2008
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine says electronic medical records raise privacy concerns.
Take the Lead 2008 Video Coverage
CW TV | March 03, 2008
President Amy Gutmann is honored by local Girl Scouts with the Juliette Gordon Low Leadership Award.
Follow Growth, Not Achievement
Philadelphia Inquirer | March 03, 2008
Ted Hershberg of the School of Arts and Sciences authors an op-ed on teacher accountability for student performance.
Experts Study Neuroscience Use in Courts
Washington Post | March 02, 2008
Stephen Morse of the Law School comments on the use of neuroscience in court cases.
Teaching Boys and Girls Separately
New York Times | March 02, 2008
Mark Liberman of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his Web site “The Language Log,” as well as research on language and education.
Why America Is Racially Divided
Bucks County Courier Times | March 02, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses racial divisions at Penn’s “Kerner Plus 40” Symposium.
Mortgage Insurance Reserves: A Lesson in Managing Risk
Washington Post | March 01, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column on mortgage insurance.
Penn Symposium Looks at Kerner Report, 40 years Later: What’s Changed?
Philadelphia Daily News | March 01, 2008
Dean Michael Delli Carpini of the Annenberg School for Communication and Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences comment on race relations following the “Kerner Plus 40” Symposium.
Selling Cookies, Giving Awards
Philadelphia Daily News | February 28, 2008
President Amy Gutmann is awarded the 2008 Juliette Gordon Low Leadership Award.
Bill Clinton Chats Up Philly Diners, Politicos
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 28, 2008
Penn’s “Kerner Plus 40” Symposium is featured.
Former President Bill Clinton in Phila. Campaigning for Hillary
KYW Radio | February 28, 2008
Penn is cited for hosting a symposium on the “Kerner Plus 40” report.
Obama, the Winner on Words
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 28, 2008
Anne Norton of the School of Arts and Sciences says a politician’s ability to speak inspirationally nets votes.
Tips for the New Schools Chief: Improve Teaching, Involve Others
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 28, 2008
John DeFlaminis and Jonathan Supovitz of the Graduate School of Education author an op-ed on improving Philadelphia city schools.
Regulatory Agencies Continue to Shrink
National Public Radio | February 28, 2008
Cary Coglianese of the Law School discusses regulatory-agency staff shortages.
New Gene for Lou Gehrig's Disease Identified
HealthDay News | February 28, 2008
Virginia Lee of the School of Medicine comments on new research on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Colleges Teach 'Urban Development 101'
Wall Street Journal | February 27, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses Penn’s commitment to urban development.
Drexel, Penn Want to Operate High Schools in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 27, 2008
James Lytle of the Graduate School of Education comments on a possible high-school partnership between Penn and the School District of Philadelphia.
Too Much Information?
Philadelphia City Paper | February 27, 2008
Stella Volpe of the School of Nursing discusses nutrition labels.
Truth Police
Good Magazine | February 27, 2008
Brooks Jackson of the Annenberg School for Communication is profiled, and the Annenberg Public Policy Center’s Web site, Factcheck.org, is cited.
Ivy League's Orleans to Retire in June 2009, After 24 Years
Bloomberg News | February 27, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses Jeffrey Orleans’ retirement as executive director of the Council of Ivy Group Presidents.
Chris Satullo: Citizens' Voices Finding an Ear
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 26, 2008
Harris Sokoloff of the Graduate School of Education is cited for his work with Citizen Voices.
Study Finds Variations in Doses of Radiation Therapy
HealthDay News | February 26, 2008
Indra Das of the School of Medicine discusses radiation therapy.
The New Mandate: First, Find Them a Home
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 25, 2008
Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy and Practice says proactive initiatives are key in solving homelessness.
Blood Test Could Reveal Bipolar Disorder
MSNBC | February 25, 2008
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine discusses genetic testing for mental illness.
Rock Me, Baby: MP3 Plus Taser
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 24, 2008
Carolyn Marvin of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on a new taser product.
Haunting Story of Slavery
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 24, 2008
Diane McKinney-Whetstone of the School of Arts and Sciences reviews the book “Song yet Sung.”
Two Sides of the Street
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 24, 2008
Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy and Practice discusses homelessness solutions.
City, State Must Be More Welcoming
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 23, 2008
St. John Barned-Smith, a student in the School of Arts and Sciences, authors an op-ed on Philadelphia’s civic-service offices.
Moss a Free Agent After Pats Withhold Franchise Tag
Washington Post | February 22, 2008
Stephen Burbank of the Law School is cited for his work as the National Football League special master.
Genome Studies Show Humans are All Mixed Up
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 22, 2008
Theodore Schurr of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn Museum comments on shared ancestry.
McCain Story Proves Incendiary Among Journalists, Conservatives
Los Angeles Times | February 22, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on the John McCain-lobbyist scandal.
Researchers Find Way to Steal Encrypted Data
New York Times | February 22, 2008
Matt Blaze of the School of Engineering and Applied Science discusses data encryption.
Wharton Gets $5M Gift for Sports Initiative
Philadelphia Business Journal | February 22, 2008
The Wharton School receives a $5 million donation to support sports research.
Bill Clinton to Speak at Symposium Commemorating Report on 60s Riots
Chronicle of Higher Education | February 22, 2008
Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses Bill Clinton’s symposium appearance at Penn.
A Breed of Care in Transition
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 21, 2008
Gary Althouse of the School of Veterinary Medicine discusses the lack of practicing veterinarians.
Home-cooked and Delivered - for Your Dog
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 21, 2008
Kathryn Michel of the School of Veterinary Medicine says home-cooked meals for pets can lack basic nutrients.
Stakes Are Raised in Last Two Democratic Debates
Wall Street Journal | February 21, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on the remaining Democratic presidential candidate debates.
Stanford Joins Its Elite Peers in Boosting Aid
Wall Street Journal | February 21, 2008
Penn’s financial-aid program is cited.
Donations Are Up, but Not From Alumni
Inside Higher Ed | February 20, 2008
Vice President John Zeller of Development says the economy can impact private donations to colleges.
The Right Plan to Fight Violence
Philadelphia Daily News | February 20, 2008
Sean-Tamba Matthew and Sonia Pascal, students in the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fox Leadership Program, author an op-ed on curbing violence in Philadelphia.
Exhibit Spotlights Frida Kahlo, Who Depicted Death, Pain, Hopelessness on Canvas
Philadelphia Daily News | February 20, 2008
Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses artist Frida Kahlo.
Why Is Castro Doing This? A Penn Professor's Theories
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 20, 2008
Román de la Campa of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on Fidel Castro’s resignation.
Those in Tent City Are Shelter Bound
New Orleans Times-Picayune | February 20, 2008
Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy and Practice is cited for his research on reducing homelessness.
Specter Decries Cost to Hold Deportable Alien Criminals
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 19, 2008
Sarah Paoletti of the Law School discusses prosecutorial procedure for immigrants.
NYC Mayor Bloomberg to Speak at Penn's Commencement
Associated Press | February 19, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses Penn’s 2008 Commencement speaker, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Nutter Calls for Improved Communications
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 19, 2008
Vice President Maureen Rush of Public Safety is cited for her involvement in Mayor Nutter’s hearing on emergency communications.
University of Pennsylvania's Schools Team Up at Katrina Site
Philadelphia Daily News | February 18, 2008
Penn’s volunteer work in the Gulf Feldman Initiative is featured as Connie Hoe of the School of Social Policy and Practice comments on reconstruction.
Tarnished View of Wonder Drugs
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 17, 2008
Jason Karlawish of the School of Medicine discusses the autism drug Risperdal.
University Circle Called Engine of Growth in Cleveland, Region
Cleveland Plain Dealer | February 17, 2008
Penn is cited as an example of neighborhood revitalization.
Ex-Juggernaut Hillary Clinton Tanking, Pros, Dem Insiders Tell The News
New York Daily News | February 17, 2008
Donald F. Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government discusses Sen. Clinton’s presidential candidacy.
Proposals on Servicers Are Only a First Step
Washington Post | February 16, 2008
Jack Guttentag of the Wharton School authors a column on mortgage-servicing abuses.
Class Warfare: When Getting In Is the Hardest Part
Wall Street Journal | February 15, 2008
The Wharton School’s class-bidding system is discussed.
Homicide Rate Trails Last Year's
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 15, 2008
Lawrence Sherman of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses Philadelphia’s crime rate.
At the Penn Museum, All Things African
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 15, 2008
Ali B. Ali-Dinar of the School of Arts and Sciences is featured along with Penn Museum’s 19th annual Celebration of African Cultures.
Bill Clinton at Penn on Feb. 28
Philadelphia Daily News | February 15, 2008
President Amy Gutmann, Provost Ronald Daniels and Tukufu Zuberi of the School of Arts and Sciences are cited as former President Clinton’s upcoming appearance at Penn is featured.
Fed Chief Sought Opinions Amid Turmoil
Washington Post | February 15, 2008
Ken Thomas of the Wharton School is cited for his research on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s consultations.
Penn is Ready to Stick Out its BigBellies
Philadelphia Business Journal | February 15, 2008
Vice President Anne Papageorge discusses Penn’s “BigBelly” trashcan devices.
Needles Without Sting?
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 14, 2008
Lee Sweeney of the School of Medicine discusses steroid effects.
New Natural Sweeteners May Trigger a Sweet Shift
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 14, 2008
Lisa Hart of the School of Medicine says organic sweeteners are good alternatives for health-conscious dieters.
Looking for Sure Political Bets at Online Prediction Market
New York Times | February 13, 2008
Justin Wolfers of the Wharton School discusses prediction markets.
Majoring in Poker
Boston Globe | February 13, 2008
Daniel Romer of the Annenberg School for Communication comments on gambling during college.
Lessons in Love
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 13, 2008
Judith Coche of the School of Medicine says all relationships can benefit from counseling.
Scalia Weighs In Again on Controversy
Associated Press | February 13, 2008
Kermit Roosevelt of the Law School says Supreme Court justices are more likely to hold public political views than other judges.
Prediction Traders Put Their Money on Obama
Wall Street Journal | February 13, 2008
Justin Wolfers of the Wharton School comments on predictive markets in relation to the presidential race.
6 Factors to Watch in Pakistan's Upcoming Election
U.S. News & World Report | February 13, 2008
Ayesha Siddiqa of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the upcoming Pakistani elections.
How to Make Great Teachers
Time Magazine | February 13, 2008
Richard Ingersoll of the Graduate School of Education and the School of Arts and Sciences says teachers in the U.S. are more likely to be teaching subjects in which they didn’t major.
College Applications Can Be Too Good
Boston Globe | February 12, 2008
Interim Dean Eric Kaplan of Admissions discusses application essays that “seem too good to be true.”
Handicapping the VP Race
Wall Street Journal | February 12, 2008
Justin Wolfers of the Wharton School and David Rothschild, a Wharton student, author a column discussing possible vice presidential nominees.
For Clinton Supporters, Race Becoming a Reality Show
Boston Globe | February 12, 2008
Donald F. Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government discusses Barack Obama’s presidential candidacy.
Clemens Fails Test at Penn
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 12, 2008
Justin Wolfers, Eric Bradlow, Shane Jensen and Adi Wyner of the Wharton School are cited for their statistical research on Roger Clemens’ pitching career.
What Workers Should Consider When Voting for Their Next Boss
Washington Post | February 11, 2008
Donald F. Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government discusses the presidential race and is cited for his Web site, “The Next Government.”
Clinic Serves Needs of S. Phila.'s Latinos
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 11, 2008
Steven Larson of the School of Medicine is profiled as medical director of a Philadelphia health clinic, Puentes de Salud.
Perspectives: The Future of Public HBCUs Depends on Exceptional Leadership
Diverse | February 11, 2008
Marybeth Gasman of the Graduate School of Education is cited for her book, “Envisioning Black Colleges.”
U.S. Universities Rush to Set Up Outposts Abroad
New York Times | February 10, 2008
President Amy Gutmann discusses overseas expansion by U.S. colleges and universities.
Don’t Let the Green Grass Fool You
New York Times | February 10, 2008
Thomas Sugrue of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on green initiatives in the suburbs.
Spouse's Sickness Bodes Ill for Partner's Health
HealthDay News | February 10, 2008
Paul Allison of School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his research on sickness and its effect on spouses’ health.
Ramsey Emphasizes Campus Safety
Philadelphia Daily News | February 09, 2008
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey visits Penn to talk with public-safety personnel from area colleges and universities, including Vice President Maureen Rush.
Why Republicans Are So Darn Happy
Washington Post | February 09, 2008
Martin Seligman of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on how the psychology of happiness can affect elections.
Borrowers, Not Brokers, Should Be Getting Rebates
Washington Post | February 09, 2008
Jack Guttenberg of the Wharton School authors a column on mortgage rebates.
Greening Philadelphia, Creatively
Philadelphia Daily News | February 08, 2008
Allison Brummel, Catherine Lamb, Timothy Schmidt and Lauren Dawson of the School of Arts and Sciences and Penn’s Fels Institute of Government co-author an op-ed on green initiatives in Philadelphia.
Watchdogs of a City Way of Life
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 07, 2008
Vivian Seltzer of the School of Social Policy and Practice is cited for her work with the Center City Residents Association.
Study Says Genetic Trick Slows AIDS Virus Growth
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 07, 2008
Carl June of the School of Medicine discusses AIDS research.
“Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane”
WHYY Radio | February 07, 2008
Donald Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on the presidential candidate nomination process.
Taking People Power to a New Level
Associated Press | February 07, 2008
Lawrence Rome of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the invention of a power-generating knee brace.
Housing Not Only Hurdle for Homeless
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | February 07, 2008
Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy and Practice says a pro-active stance must be taken to prevent homelessness.
Talking Trash
Philadelphia Weekly | February 05, 2008
Penn’s participation in RecycleMania is featured.
An Altar Beyond Olympus for a Deity Predating Zeus
New York Times | February 05, 2008
David Romano of Penn Museum and the School of Arts and Sciences comments on the cultural ramifications of archeological findings on Mount Lykaion.
Texting for Votes
Wall Street Journal | February 05, 2008
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses caucus advertising.
Private Colleges Try to Stay Affordable
USA Today | February 05, 2008
Penn’s financial-aid program is cited.
It's the Year of the Rat Appreciation
Philadelphia Inquirer | February 04, 2008
Karen Rosenthal of the School of Veter | 
