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Students come first for scholar
Kathleen Hall Jamieson, one of Penn’s most eminent professors, was honored with three National Communication Association book awards in addition to an American Red Cross lifetime achievement award was last week.
Water selected as next year's academic theme
What do evolution, the arts and water have in common? Nothing — and that’s precisely the point.
Public art piece strings together Penn pride
Masters in Fine Arts candidate Robert Dimin is challenging conventional notions of art with his project, called "String Theory."
Fellowship helps train new teachers
For the second year, College sophomores, juniors and seniors are being offered an opportunity to gain hands-on teaching experience in one of three West Philadelphia high schools.
Profs scoff at bill to drop political science funds
Sen. Tom Coburn (R- Ok.) proposed an amendment that would prohibit the NSF from “wasting federal research funding on political science projects.”
Students pen the great novel
Although still in the minority, a few of Penn’s budding authors have already been published.
Penn boasts more rigorous study-abroad programs
Higher education experts have called into question the academic value of study abroad. But according to Office of International Programs Executive Director Ann Waters, Penn is ahead of the curve in terms of ensuring the academic rigor of its programs.
Research Roundup | Fears of flu? Moods are contagious, too
Penn researchers study gun possession, emotional contagion and balloon-borne telescopes.
Professor's experience as monk enhances his teaching
The newly hired undergraduate chairman of Religious Studies is an authority on South Asian religion and history, with an emphasis on Buddhism.
New award to promote female faculty advancement
The Provost’s Office and the Trustees Council of Penn Women have established an award to recognize community members for efforts that help female faculty advance in the workplace.