Once Again, Play Ball!
Local games allowed.
Penn Athletic Director Departs for Brown
AD Grace Calhoun headed to Brown.
Crisis Navigators
Larry Kahn C’69 GEd’71’s Help Now! assists the “invisible.”
A Place for Pluralism
Rabbi Mike Uram on leaving Hillel after 15 years.
Harvard, Hair, and Harter’s Hunt for Perfection
Almost perfect—and neatly groomed.
Breaking Barriers
Trailblazing QB Marty Vaughn W’75 WG’81.
Inching Back to Normalcy
Housing open (with precautions), classrooms still closed for spring.
A Winter Without Basketball
Cancellations continue.
Wellness Warriors
In response to a rash of suicides in recent years, Penn students have fought to take charge of their own mental health, creating new peer-to-peer counseling groups and collaborating more closely with the administration on wellness initiatives. Is it enough to combat the pandemic stresses, burnout, and social isolation that afflict “the loneliest generation”?
Let Them March
When Penn Band women first marched onto Franklin Field.
Holding Court
Fond Farewell: Peggy Kowalski.
Longtime Penn Relays Director Retires
Fond farewell: Dave Johnson.
Lapping Up a Final Act of Love
When the time came to say goodbye to our dog, Brad Bates V’10 arrived at our doorstep. A palliative care veterinarian specializing in in-home euthanasia, he meets strangers every day at their saddest moments—and it somehow gives him strength.
Protect and Elect
Kathy Boockvar C’90 is in charge of making vote by mail work in PA.
Streaming Surgeons
Two Penn alumni doctors star in Netflix docuseries Lenox Hill.
Back to (Virtual) School
What the fall semester will be like.
Common Ground
Chaz Howard C’00 heads new office on equity and community.
Waiting Game
Coaches without seasons, a senior QB’s hope for one more.
Baseball Stadium Upgrades Planned
Dodger blue meets baseball.
Seizing the Moment
Men's basketball guard Jelani Williams is on the frontlines of a movement of "love and respect."
Quarantine Commencement
A virtual sendoff to the Class of 2020.
Padilla Power
Women’s basketball’s rising star Kayla Padilla.
Courage Through History
From storms to serial killers to shipwrecks, bestselling author Erik Larson has made his name writing about frightening moments in history. When a new one came in the form of a global pandemic, readers found unlikely comfort in his latest book—a story of leadership, perseverance, and hope in the bleakest of times 80 years ago.
Beyond Sports
Gavin O’Connor C’86’s new film The Way Back isn’t about sports.