LPS News

Samanvitha Danda (MES ’20) envisioned a career in consulting, so she made the most of the flexible curriculum, internship opportunities, and networking.

James Pawelski and Karen Reivich offer a four-point strategy for tweaking holiday traditions and finding gratitude—even in tough times.

For six decades, Fluharty has proven that flexibility, curiosity, and integrity are the makings of a “remarkable leader.”

Learning about social issues in the Social Justice Research Academy inspired high school senior Neelofar Tamboli to examine racial inequality through data visualization.

Studying from home didn’t stop this fall’s biology students from getting hands-on lab experience—customized kits from the instructors helped them set up experiments and scientific investigations at home.

Pre-Health Programs students find that they can keep a safe distance and still study, volunteer, and share valuable experiences with one another.

Members of the Penn Task Force reviewed the rise of anti-Asian behavior on campus and beyond, and the many ways the University is working together to support students and staff.

The faculty and staff of the College of Liberal and Professional Studies invite you to join us for our spring 2021 virtual events.

For this spring’s 2nd MBDS Design Challenge, 54 students and 26 teams teamed up to apply behavior science to real-world problems posed by the program’s Industry Affiliates.

As hundreds from the Penn community watched this virtual discussion, Senator Elizabeth Warren answered questions from Fels Master of Public Administration students, shared her thoughts on the presidential election and the path forward, and offered advice about pursuing a career in public service.