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Sometimes it's all fun and games for hackers, developing new software to provide information or entertainment. But at the seventh PennApps - held January 18 - 20 - one Penn...Read more »
Emissions from energy use make up 85% of Penn's carbon footprint, according to Facilities & Real Estate Services Executive Director of Operations & Maintenance Ken Ogawa. Using clean steam helps...Read more »
The Models of Excellence program is a reminder of the incredible impact that staff contributions have on Penn's success each day. This year, Ken Ogawa, FRES Executive Director for Operations...Read more »
Visitors to the Penn Museum who enjoy a meal in the Pepper Mill Café can be assured that if they do not clean their plates, the waste will not end...Read more »
Is anyone even sure of what is stored away in their drawers, cabinets, closets, and file rooms? Ancient files, books and magazines, old computers, cathode tube display screens, and old...Read more »
Since its inception in 2008, PennMOVES has annually collected approximately 90,000 pounds of items that students can't take with them when they leave campus in the summer such as clothes,...Read more »
The possibility of a sustainable closet became more of a reality in February with the opening of Greene Street, a boutique consignment shop, on Spruce Street near 38th Street. With...Read more »
Wharton San Francisco's new expanded facility, located in the historic Hills Brothers Plaza at the base of the Bay Bridge, has achieved LEED CI Gold Certification. LEED (Leadership in Energy and...Read more »
When the decision was made to relocate a kitchen to make space for two more offices in Vance Hall, Wharton's very active Green Team, led by two staff Eco-Reps, lobbied...Read more »
The University of Pennsylvania has been named among the "Best Workplaces for Commuters" by the National Center for Transit Research (NCTR) at the University of South Florida. "Best Workplaces for...Read more »
