| News from the University of Pennsylvania for Wednesday, January 6, 2016 |
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Tracy Darling of Vet helped save Marvin, a two-month-old hound mix that underwent surgery at Ryan Veterinary Hospital to repair a persistent right aortic arch.
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Under the direction of Stephanos Bibas, 12 students in the Law School’s Supreme Court Clinic “spend a year in what is basically appellate litigation boot camp.” (Video)
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Working on a Ph.D. in sociology, Doğa Kerestecioğl studies how revolutionaries govern once the battle is won. “I’m very interested in how states become stable in the end.”
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There’s more than one kind of study-abroad program, and senior James Black of Gastonia, N.C., found that a short-term experience in Turkey and Greece was “ideal for me.”
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ASC’s Jessa Lingel researches countercultural groups, from drag queens to body-mod enthusiasts, and how they interact and represent themselves in online spaces.
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Engineering's Nader Engheta, who develops metamaterials, compound substances that have properties not found in nature, has been elected to the National Academy of Inventors.
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