LPS News

MES students joined the campus community and climate experts for interdisciplinary discussions about the urgency of climate change and productive climate action.

While working as a physics and math teacher, Arwen Kozak (MES ’25) enrolled at Penn to study environmental policy. Now she combines her skills as an educator to advance the mission of sustainable energy policy.

Organizational dynamics students return from course trip to Italy and share their reflections on sustainability and food systems through photos

Summertime study on campus introduces ambitious and curious high schoolers to economics while providing a preview of college student life.

Announcing our fall 2025 events and information sessions! Join us to learn more about the undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, graduate, or certificate program you are interested in.

Writer and marketing director Marin Sklan (MES ’24) found a way to turn her dedication to sustainability into a career—and her passion for wetlands into a book.

From Indonesia to the United States to China and back, Desra Arriyadi (MES ’25) traveled across the globe to expand his knowledge on climate change and resource management to advance the cause of environmental conservation in his home country.

After entering the workforce with an engineering firm, Margaret had the opportunity to study part time with Penn’s Applied Geosciences Program. Finishing her master’s degree this May, Margaret’s next goal is passing Pennsylvania’s Professional Geologist exam.

Penn announces a collaboration with the Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) and the Neubauer Family Foundation that will provide tuition support for senior PPD officers to enroll in Penn’s new Master of Applied Criminology and Police Leadership (MCPL) program.

On Sunday, May 18, Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS) welcomed family, friends, and faculty to celebrate the Class of 2025.