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Penn alumni lead public banking movement to address racial disparities, take on Wall Street - Vimarsana News

Penn alumni lead public banking movement to address racial disparities, take on Wall Street

Those who support public banking believe it could address issues ranging from racial justice to climate change and the power of big finance.

Source: thedp.com
Penn Wharton Budget Model predicts doubling administered vaccines will boost employment, GDP - Vimarsana News

Penn Wharton Budget Model predicts doubling administered vaccines will boost employment, GDP

Increasing the number of vaccinations to three million per day would add more than two million jobs and increase peak GDP by approximately one percent during summer 2021.

Source: thedp.com
Penn ranked among best large employers in the country by Forbes - Vimarsana News

Penn ranked among best large employers in the country by Forbes

Penn Medicine and the University of Pennsylvania ranked No. 90 and No. 92, respectively. 

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Student-athletes react to Penn's sophomore dining plan requirement - Vimarsana News

Student-athletes react to Penn's sophomore dining plan requirement

In February 2021, Penn announced that current freshmen must enroll in a dining plan during their sophomore year, sparking confusion and backlash from students. For athletes, who often follow strict nutritional guidelines as part of their training, this new policy spurred conflicting opinions. 

Source: thedp.com
Penn Medicine study finds implicit bias towards people with anomalous facial features - Vimarsana News

Penn Medicine study finds implicit bias towards people with anomalous facial features

On average, anomalous faces were more likely to be associated with negative personality characteristics, including untrustworthiness and anxiety.

Source: thedp.com