Arts Calendar
Jan|Feb 2016
Peeling Back the Vines
An exhibit at the Penn Library is painting a fuller picture of 'Madeline' author Ludwig Bemelmans.
Building Blocks
A talk with the authors of Becoming Penn, which traces the University’s development over the tumultuous half-century from the Cold War to the Millennium.
Arts Calendar
Nov|Dec 2015
Arts and Culture: Homecoming Edition
Previewing some of the arts and culture events coming up this year.
“Naked Knotted Neurons”: Penn Theatre Arts at the Edinburgh Fringe
A group of theatre arts students and their professor brought two shows to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last month.
Arts Calendar
Sept|Oct 2015
Jazzing Up the Music Scene
Saxophonist Matthew Clayton directs the Penn Jazz Combos—and his vision for the program is far from improvised.
Arts Calendar
July|Aug 2015
The Link
As the nation’s first medical school celebrates its 250th anniversary, a look back at how generations of students, faculty, and alumni have served their country, delivered the finest patient care, and advanced medical research and education here in Philadelphia and around the world.
Alumni Weekend 2015
Our annual photo essay.
A New Home For Trauma Care
Trauma Center moves into $144 million Pavilion for Advanced Care.
Flagship Design for Pennovation Works
Architects selected for Pennovation Center at former South Bank site.
Pitch Perfect and Penn
What movie do Penn Masala, John Legend, and Elizabeth Banks all have in common?
Native (Hip-Hop) Voices at the Penn Museum
A look at Modern Native Voices: The Medium of Hip-Hop—a panel discussion at the Penn Museum with several prominent artists.
Enterprising Artists
In Michael Ketner’s MUSC168 class, students learn to manage the business half of careers as musicians, painters, and more.
200 Years of African-American Art
Penn professor Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw discusses her new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Arts Videos for a Snow Day (or Not)
Whether you're home on a snow day or not, these Penn-related arts videos from around the web are worth watching.
Tracing the Digital Revolution at Penn’s New Home for Innovation
Silfen Forum: Isaacson on The Innovators.
A Decade of Hands-On Help
Weingarten Learning Resource Center turns 10, celebrates with cupcakes.
3D Printing for Kids
PennDesign Lecturer Carla Diana on her children's book, LEO the Maker Prince.
Calling All Artists
Attention, alumni artists: The Burrison Gallery is seeking submissions.
Wasting Time on the Internet
As you’re wasting time on the Internet over Thanksgiving, take a minute to consider Penn’s newest class, which is focused on just that.
A Principled Man
Nathan Mossell M1882 overcame great odds to become the first African-American graduate of Penn’s School of Medicine. He went on to found Philadelphia’s first black hospital—an achievement he never really wanted.