Bedtime Reading
Children’s stories.
Strangers on a Train
“When is it OK to stop networking?”
Hill Town
Watercolor memories.
Göttingen, 1987
Ending the Cold War wasn’t about US (maybe).
Imaginary Homelands
Lilian Garcia-Roig GFA’90 is drawn to the wilderness.
Seven Lives and Then Some
New life for the works of Robert Montgomery Bird M1827.
Passages to India
Images—9,000(!)—from an extraordinary life.
Briefly Noted
Nov|Dec 2019
Arts Calendar
Nov|Dec 2019
Classics Professor, Law Alumna Receive “Genius” Grants
MacArthur Fellows Emily Wilson and sujatha baliga L’99.
Newman Center Reaches a Milestone
Penn’s Newman Center—the nation’s oldest—at 125.
New College House Named for Longtime Penn Family
New College House named for Lauder family.
Time to Blast Off
Welcoming the Class of 2023.
By The Numbers
Nov|Dec 2019
The Story of Liang and Lin
Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin came to Penn at the height of Philadelphia’s Beaux-Arts building boom. They returned to revolutionary China with ideas that made a lasting mark on the development of architecture in the People’s Republic.
London Summer and Shadows
Penn students abroad—and their teacher—work toward telling the stories they need to.
Sep|Oct 2019
Volume 118, No. 1
Peering into Space
Jim Jeletic EE’84 has focused on the Hubble telescope since 1998.
Remembering Penn’s “Professor of Trampology”
Benjamin Clarke Marsh was Penn’s “Professor of Trampology.”
Journey Starters
From College Hall, Sep|Oct 2019
Letters
Sep|Oct 2019
Events
Sep|Oct 2019
Alumni Notes
Sep|Oct 2019
Obituaries
Sep|Oct 2019