LPS News

Pivoting to online learning during the pandemic presented opportunities to connect Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences students with alumni, international experts, and more.

Pivoting back to a long-time passion of coding, MaiAda Carpano found the Penn LPS Coding Boot Camp an accessible and rewarding path to a career in web development.

Jesse Hamilton (MLA ’19), now a first-year philosophy doctoral student, led a project to help business owners increase their eco-friendliness and profitability.

On the death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Professor of Practice Marci Hamilton reflects on the first two female Supreme Court Justices.

ELP’s MOOC English for Career Development allows learners to strengthen their English language skills while exploring global career paths.

Linda Froelich, global sustainability director at FMC, brings deep expertise in the agriculture industry to her new Master of Environmental Studies course.

Master of Liberal Arts student Andrew Arenge is taking political data gathered at his day job and shaping it into a capstone covering the 2020 Democratic primary and the use of digital ads.

This summer, Peter Decherney’s Master of Liberal Arts Proseminar course examined how the entertainment industry is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

MCS Associate Director Ana-Rita Mayol contributed to a recent article from ACS’ in chemistry about applying to grad school during a pandemic.

Two students from the master's programs in earth and environmental science are researching how to make the Delaware safe for swimming as part of a project by the Water Center at Penn.