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Who, What, Why: Lorea Peterson Redondo bridges business and education
Baseball’s ‘magic mud’
Doylestown Health joins University of Pennsylvania Health System
Who, What, Why: First-year Ayaan Jeraj awarded King Charles III Coronational Medal
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Penn Arts & Sciences receives $8M commitment from The Robert K. Johnson Foundation
Integrating a sociology education and love of portrait photography
A window into East Asian history: Conserving Buddhist murals
Unearthing the secrets of an ancient Greek city
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Who, What, Why: Lorea Peterson Redondo bridges business and education
‘I Will Vote’: Using future-oriented frames to motivate voters
Exploring the future of the conservative movement
Joseph Turow: A career immersed in research of audiences
Recording oral histories in rural Uganda
‘JeepyTA’ has entered the chat
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Who, What, Why: First-year Ayaan Jeraj awarded King Charles III Coronational Medal
From Korean policing to international law enforcement
From the Archives: Photograph of Penn’s first female law graduate
Penn Carey Law’s Paul H. Robinson’s book explores criminal law and societal values
Immigration policy and the 2024 presidential election
The critical role of history after Dobbs
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Baseball’s ‘magic mud’
A simple way to boost math progress
New high-definition pictures of the early universe
Can surface fractures on Earth, Mars, and Europa predict habitability on other planets?
Finding a new behavioral adaptation in fruit flies
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Scientists unlock frogs’ antibacterial secrets to combat superbugs
Evaluating large language models for cyberbullying behavior
Flying high with the Penn Aerial Robotics club
From lab to classroom: The Center for Engineering MechanoBiology
Combining AI and artmaking for youth well-being
An illuminating celebration to a brighter, greener future
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Doylestown Health joins University of Pennsylvania Health System
Advanced robotic imaging helps Rusty the therapy horse avoid surgery
Measles: An explainer
Christina Roberto on food labeling and system-level changes for public health
An antiviral chewing gum to reduce influenza and herpes simplex virus transmission
Brain power on display at the Franklin Institute
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AI Across Disciplines event highlights the power of ‘breadth and connectivity’ at universities
AI Month at Penn
Fran McCaffery named new men’s basketball coach
Five Penn third-year students are 2025 Goldwater Scholars
Five from Penn elected 2024 AAAS Fellows
Modeling careers in STEM
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How climate change impacts food security
Innovation in climate education
Turning the desert into an oasis
Celebrating five years of excellence at VinUniversity
Restoring at-risk Assyrian cultural heritage
The quest to find actionable data for policymakers in developing countries
Natural Sciences
Can surface fractures on Earth, Mars, and Europa predict habitability on other planets?
Geophysicist Douglas Jerolmack has used the mathematical framework developed for understanding fracture patterns on Earth to survey two-dimensional fracture networks across the solar system, which could offer insights into detecting potentially habitable environments on other planets.
Upcoming Events
Penn Carey Law Brazilian Summit
This conference will unite leading experts, law academics, and legal professionals to discuss emerging global topics through a comparative perspective, featuring panels on international arbitration, mergers and acquisitions, AI and data privacy, and financing renewable energy.
Talks
Global Trends in Technology, Business, and Human Capital
The School of Engineering and Applied Science will host a fireside chat with Rajeev Misra, Penn alumnus and CEO and co-founder of One Investment Management. This event is part of AI Month 2025, which will explore AI’s impact on human well-being. Register to attend.
Special Events
Take Back the Night
Take Back the Night (TBTN) is an annual nationwide campaign against sexual violence on college campuses. This year, TBTN at Penn will include a resource fair in Houston Hall, speakers on College Green, a rally and march around campus with the Penn Band, and a survivor speak-out and candlelight vigil.
Federal Government Updates
Penn is closely monitoring federal policy changes affecting institutions of higher education and academic health systems.
Supporting Our Community
During these challenging times, Penn remains committed to supporting students, faculty, and staff and to sharing information with our larger community of alumni, parents, and friends.
Penn Priorities
A look at a few of our big picture priorities that improve Penn as we create knowledge to benefit the world.
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