John Pollack of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses
Franklin exhibits in the Art Museum.
Penn in the News
Philadelphia Inquirer — January 30, 2006
Ingrid Olson of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses her study involving human assessment of attractiveness.
Financial Times — January 30, 2006
Penn’s Wharton School tops the Financial Times'
Global MBA Rankings.
Times of India — January 30, 2006
Penn research studies are cited for their work on lie detection through use of brain scans.
KYW Radio — January 30, 2006
Don Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the effect the State of the Union speech has on congressional politics.
Philadelphia Inquirer — January 29, 2006
Barbara Wingate of the School of Medicine says coincidence seems to affect some more than others.
San Francisco Chronicle — January 29, 2006
Thomas Sugrue of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses Ford’s pioneering minimum-wage policies.
New York Times — January 28, 2006
Michael Useem of Penn’s Wharton School discusses the Enron collapse.
Christian Science Monitor — January 28, 2006
Philip Jenkins of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses religious transitions in Africa.
Forward — January 27, 2006
Michael Carasik of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on a new book examining the Torah from the perspective of four different medieval rabbis.
Knight Ridder News Service — January 27, 2006
Daniel Rader of the School of Medicine discusses the future of heart attack risk assessment.
Boston Globe — January 27, 2006
Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and the School of Arts and Sciences says most patients have very little information on their hospitals’ nurses.
Associated Press — January 26, 2006
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine discusses how pledge money might have led to a biased hiring decision.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — January 26, 2006
Peter Capelli of Penn’s Wharton School says increased life expectancy has lead to many CEOs working into very old age.
New York Times — January 25, 2006
Edward Mansfield of the School of Arts and Sciences examines the violent roots of democracy.
Philadelphia Inquirer — January 25, 2006
Steve Freeman of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses rising heating costs.
Wall Street Journal — January 24, 2006
Dean Lee Stetson of Admissions says the definition of cheating has become increasingly vague.
New York Times — January 24, 2006
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine says medical companies provide irresistible ploys, hoping to convince doctors to use their products.
Today Show — January 24, 2006
Michael Eric Dyson of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his new book, “Come Hell or High Water”.
Wilmington News-Journal — January 24, 2006
Robert Penna of the School of Dental Medicine discusses the motivations behind adult orthodontic treatment.
