2008 Woodie Awards
University President Amy Gutmann put her money where her mouth is last night.
When Wharton junior Samir Sheth isn't in Finance meetings, he's performing before thousands of passionate fans in India.
Ex-prof could fight order to re-sentence
McIntosh may face prison after a judge ordered a new penalty
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Former Penn professor Tracy McIntosh may appeal a judge's decision that he be resentenced for his sexual-assault conviction.
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Lots of free condoms and bars may be more important than low acceptance rates and high SAT scores when it comes to being a top school - at least when CollegeHumor.com is doing the ranking.
Nanotech Pie
With the potential for large advances - and lucrative products - at the smallest scale, researchers and universities vie to secure patents and grab a slice of the
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How it's done Today a parking lot; tomorrow a nanotechnology research building that could cost upwards of $80 million. That, in a nutshell, is the present and future of a space near 33rd and Walnut streets. The lot, which sits next to the Laboratory for Research on the Structure of Matter, is slated to hold the new facility as part of Penn's eastward expansion.
With the potential for large advances - and lucrative products - at the smallest scale, researchers and universities vie to secure patents and grab a slice of the
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Surfing the Internet - as an academic
Universities are breaking into the field of Web science, the study of the Web's social impacts
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Late-night Facebook perusing may soon be more than a procrastination device - it might be a legitimate homework assignment.
Universities are breaking into the field of Web science, the study of the Web's social impacts
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On a cold December morning last year, The New York Times Washington Bureau chief, Philip Taubman, was personally asked by the president not to publish a story revealing the existence of a secret domestic eavesdropping program.
Philadelphia officials must think the city is too classy for the average Porta-Potty.
Incidents of racist and homophobic behavior "are not hard to find on Penn Athletic teams," according to an Undergraduate Assembly proposal passed Sunday night.
