Burrison Gallery features work by 17 alumni artists.[...]

Design alumni are helping restore ancient pueblos in New Mexico.[...]

Michael Bulboff G’07 GrW’12 repairs, sells, and champions the accordian.[...]

“Travel horror stories” led Wharton grads to create VerbalizeIt.[...]

Father and son wine-growers Charles WG’70 and Kareem W’96 Massoud.[...]

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Penn psychology assistant professor Angela Duckworth has been named a MacArthur Fellow. [...]

“Buzz Lightyear saved my life,” writes Alec Sokolow C’85, one of the screenwriters credited for Toy Story, the beloved 1995 film that put Pixar on the map.[...]

Alumni have been working at the icon of computer animation since long before Toy Story, and a steady stream of Digital Media Design graduates are continuing to help create new hits like the Academy Award-winning Brave and this summer’s Monsters University.[...]

As director of the Penn Program for Mindfulness, Michael Baime M’81 has helped hundreds of healthcare professionals acquire the skills to improve their interactions with patients, increase their job satisfaction, and reduce stress in their personal lives. [...]

Wharton professor Richard Shell’s unorthodox new book on success draws on his own wandering path to an academic career and celebrates the power of uncertainty. [...]

Josh Tauberer Gr’11 believed the government should just give him the data he needed to create GovTrack, his website to help people follow the progress of Congressional legislation. When the powers-that-be said No, he went out and got it anyway. [...]

Once hailed as a “landmark” achievement, alumnus and Penn English professor Robert Spiller’s Literary History of the United States now feels not just dated but fundamentally misguided. What happened?[...]

Greg Dunn Gr’11’s paintings show the brain’s beauty.[...]

Harry Mendell EE’76 GEE’76 invented digital sampling.[...]

Father and son, and Mask and Wig. The Gypsy in My Soul.[...]

Isabel Lizardi C’05 “plays” with paint and light at Bare Conductive.[...]

Matt Simon C’02 supports his Ping-Pong career by being a doctor.[...]