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A decade of growth for Penn’s Health System, by the numbers

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By Rachel Kang
| The Daily Pennsylvanian Verified
In the past decade, the University of Pennsylvania Health System has grown significantly — now treating nearly half a million emergency patients a year, employing over 50,000 workers, and handling more than eight million outpatient visits annually. To understand how the system has evolved, The Daily Pennsylvanian analyzed a decade of publicly available data from 2015 and 2024.
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Penn receives fifth-most foreign funding among universities nationwide

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By Rachel Kang
| The Daily Pennsylvanian Verified
Penn has received the fifth highest amount of foreign funding among American higher education institutions, according to data released last week by the United States Department of Education. The data — released through the Education Department’s foreign funding portal launched in January — includes 555 institutions that have received a total of $67.6 billion through foreign gifts and contracts since 1986.
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Kelly Writers House gathers community to celebrate literature, food at annual Edible Books Party

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By Rachel Kang
| The Daily Pennsylvanian Verified
The Kelly Writers House hosted its annual Edible Books Party on Oct. 23, drawing students, staff, and community members together to compete for prizes. The event honored the memory of late Penn student Blaze Bernstein, a member of the Kelly Writers House community known for his love for writing and culinary flair. Each year, the Blaze Fund supports the contest and its prizes.
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