LPS News

Ayo Aladesanmi is on track to earn an MPA and an ML in 2023 with multidisciplinary coursework and a focus on a more just and equitable world.

Based on federal data and a modeling study led by Treglia, more than 70 percent of bereaved children who have lost parents due to COVID 19 are 13 or younger.

Established geoscientists can now prepare to advance in their careers by completing this professional master’s degree program from anywhere in the world.

Derek Newberry, Amrita Subramanian, and Clay Colmon explore new strategies for creating and maintaining virtual relationships with colleagues.

Jesse Hamilton and Greg Luttman share how their military experiences led them to study at Penn, and how important the contributions are that veterans make to the student body.

Rabberman, who recently taught a course called Witchcraft and Gender in the Early Modern World, commented on the significance of the trial.

The quintessential US college experience, the openness of the Penn community, and the access to outstanding faculty and courses—these international undergrads are celebrating their time at Penn.

Brandwene, the associate director of Penn’s Master of Applied Positive Psychology program, is being recognized for her ability to bridge academic studies with real world, practical applications.

Students from across the world gathered this summer on Zoom to learn about key issues from Penn teaching fellows, activists—and each other.

Dr. Judith Mangelsdorf (MAPP ‘12) begins her role as faculty director of the master's program in positive psychology and coaching at the German University for Health and Sport this August.