The Royal Road
On the Inca Trail.
From Disgusting Dough to Artful Cookbook
Eating words. The Artists’ and Writers’ Cookbook.
At the Intersection of Art and Finance
Sarah Meyohas C’13 W’13’s work explores the art of commerce.
Venerating Venturi
Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture turns 50
Tiny Flying Robots
Mini Piccolissimo: the world’s smallest self-powered flying drone.
Journalism’s Digital Doyenne
Weber Symposium features digital journalist Kara Swisher.
Sachs Program for Arts Innovation
$15 million to establish the Sachs Program for Arts Innovation.
Suiting Up
Over the years, Penn has contributed an impressive number of alumni who have left their mark on the many-sided business of sports. And they all have stories to tell.
Homecoming 2016
Our annual photo gallery, plus two arts & culture anniversaries, and the Alumni Award of Merit winners and citations.
What Kids Want (to Watch)
Twenty-five years after she helped launch the original Nicktoons, Linda Simensky is still deciding what millions of kids watch on TV—and teaching Penn students who grew up loving the shows she developed.
Remembering ‘The Cool Ghoul’
John Zacherle C’40, who died in October at age 98, was a famous TV horror host in the 1950s and '60s.
Now Playing: Quirk Books
David Borgenicht C’90's independent publishing house, Quirk Books, keeps sparking pop culture crazes—and now, movies.
Events
Nov|Dec 2016
Alumni Notes
Nov|Dec 2016
Obituaries
Nov|Dec 2016
Sparking an Entrepreneurial Pulse in … North Korea
Geoffrey See W’08 is spreading entrepreneurship in North Korea.
Potent Potables
Jennie Ripps C’03 plays with beverages at Owl’s Brew/Brew Lab Tea.
Breakthroughs in Superconductivity: An Accelerated Journey
Anna Grassellino Gr’10’s breakthrough improved superconductivity.
Fish Stories
“Singular” artist Jon Sarkin C’75 tries a new medium.
When Twenty Meets Forty
A Penn story (but not hers) by Allison Winn Scotch C’95.
Pop of Reality for OTB
Off the Beat’s star turn in Sing It On.
The Fine Line Between Yea and Nay
Yeasayer aims to be “unsettling, nostalgic, and novel.”
The Glastonbury Fix
“If the sacred Chalice Well could offer even a hint of healing, I had to get to it.”
Against Radical Disruption
Public schools need innovation—just not the kind reformers keep pushing.