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Features

  • City Limits

    19 Jun 2026
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    JJ Tiziou has been walking around the city of Philadelphia for a decade. Now he wants everybody else to join him.
  • LDI and American Healthcare

    19 Jun 2026
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    The interdisciplinary experts at Penn’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics have seen a lot since LDI was created after the passage of Medicare and Medicaid in the 1960s, but nothing quite like the challenges roiling the US healthcare system now.
  • The 30-Year Squat

    19 Jun 2026
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    Three decades ago a “ragtag army of squatter-minded poets” took possession of a modest cottage at 38th & Locust Walk and conjured by candlelight a vision of a “house for writers.” Today Kelly Writers House is a University institution that hosts a dizzying variety of classes, readings, and other events and sits at the center of a constellation of affiliated programs whose impact stretches around the globe. But in a lot of ways it hasn’t changed at all. Plus: ModPo’s story in The Classroom and the Crowd.
  • Alumni Weekend 2026

    19 Jun 2026
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    Our annual photo gallery.
  • Semiquincentennial Sampler

    24 Apr 2026
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    To mark the impending 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence: a package of articles looking back to the Revolutionary War era on campus, examining the printing of the Declaration and highlighting Bicentennial dissent, and profiling the alumnus planning Philadelphia’s celebrations this year.
  • Witness and Judge

    24 Apr 2026
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    In his first book, Presidential Professor of Law Shaun Ossei-Owusu—a self-described “dark-skinned, sneaker-wearing, hip-hop referencing, first-generation everything with an unmaskable New York accent” and scholar given to “big swings”—offers a wide-ranging, eye-opening account of a legal system that “distributes pain and privilege unequally.”
  • Fresh Angle

    24 Apr 2026
    0
    How to see the Golden Gate Bridge.
  • Hyper Text

    27 Feb 2026
    2
    Synthetic text extrusion. Virtual teaching assistants. Illusions of mastery. Silicon Socrates. Four years after the debut of ChatGPT, higher education is starting to look different.

Gazetteer

Market Street Makeover

24 Aug 2026
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Jameson to Step Down

24 Aug 2026
0

Trust Issues

24 Aug 2026
0

Who Will Save the Media?

24 Aug 2026
0

Wharton MBA Student Wins Medal of Honor

24 Aug 2026
0

Lessons from History

18 Jun 2026
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Chatbot Realtor

18 Jun 2026
0

X Marks the Spot

18 Jun 2026
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President’s Prizes Announced

18 Jun 2026
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Alumni News

Partners Against Parkinson’s

24 Aug 2026
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Bonnie Miao Bandeen C’80 WG’85 and husband are battling Parkinson’s.

On Her Own Terms

24 Aug 2026
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Tomide Awe WG’17 is an entrepreneur teaching others to build businesses.

Pitch Perfect

24 Aug 2026
0
Alex Lasry C’09 was CEO of the NYNJ Host Committee for the World Cup.

Alumni Notes

20 Aug 2026
0
Sep|Oct 2026
archival photo of alumni day parade

Obituaries

20 Aug 2026
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Sep|Oct 2026

A Home for Tango

18 Jun 2026
0
Matthew Seneca C’99 is one to tango.

Arts & Culture

Planting Penn

24 Aug 2026
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Briefly Noted

24 Aug 2026
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Arts Calendar

24 Aug 2026
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Revolutionary, Rocker

21 Jul 2026
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Arts Calendar

18 Jun 2026
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Bird’s Eye View

18 Jun 2026
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