LPS News

Reto Gieré is working with collaborators across the world to identify an overlooked but significant factor in traffic-related air pollution.

At Willistown Conservation Trust, Kristen Henwood (MES ’12) promotes environmental sustainability from the ground up.

Two MBDS students develop a tool to reduce excess online shopping purchases by almost 25 percent.

On Saturday, July 21, 45 students received their certificates of completion from the first ever Coding Boot Camp offered by Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS). 

An urban health researcher who studies the way people travel in cities, Jana A. Hirsch (MES ’10) knows that there are many paths to success.

Penn researchers and students look to the city to study everything from disease interventions to the psychological ramifications of vacant lots.

Through the Warrior-Scholar Project, college-bound military personnel completed a weeklong academic “military to college” course at Penn.

Landscape planner and Master of Environmental Studies student Chloe Cerwinka is using scientific rigor to make campus a safe haven for the area’s feathered friends.

Johanna Rosen (MES ’13) founded Mill Creek Farm, a nonprofit educational farm in the heart of Philadelphia. Now she helps other farmers secure affordable land.

On Sunday, May 13, Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS) honored the graduating Class of 2018.