Head in the Clouds
Noah Kotlove W'13 developed a product for the "modern cannabis consumer."
Sparring Scientist
Federica Bianco C’03 G’07 Gr’10 is a professional boxer (and astrophysicist).
Surgical Bonds
Amber Hamilton C’16 and S. Robert Rozbruch C’85 share a bond.
Not-So-Secret History
John Sopko C’74 is fighting waste in Afghanistan—and with the Washington Post.
Man Behind the Monsters
James Warren (Taubman) C’52 has had some monster hits as a publisher.
Song for My Father
“We just listened and talked.”
Transplant
Enduring in Vermont.
Events
Mar|Apr 2020
Alumni Notes
Mar|Apr 2020
Obituaries
Mar|Apr 2020
The Art of Asking a Question
Question on questions for Andrea Mitchell CW’67 Hon’18.
Finding Life in Death
As a nursing professor, Kimberly Acquaviva teaches students about end-of-life issues and hospice and palliative care. When her wife, also a leading hospice expert, was diagnosed with a fatal type of cancer, Acquaviva turned their home into a virtual classroom, inviting anyone on the internet to witness the intimate details of dying—while making a case for more varied and inclusive options for the terminally ill.
American Byzantine
Andrew Gould has been called “America’s foremost Orthodox church designer.” Melding deep conservatism with romantic fantasy, his work is the architectural version of historical fiction.
Loyal Classmen
At the turn of the 20th century, Julian Abele and Louis Magaziner—a black man and an immigrant Jew—were standouts in Penn’s School of Fine Arts about to launch distinguished careers in architecture. They were also beginning what would be a lifelong friendship. A Magaziner descendant and Abele admirer investigates what brought them together.
InterAct’s Alumni-Packed Production
From actors to the creative team, alumni involvement runs deep in this production of "Man of God"—an example of how Penn grads are embedding themselves in Philly's theatre scene.
Milton Reads Shakespeare
How Claire M.L. Bourne’s Gr’13 essay helped unmask the famous 17th-century poet who marked up a copy of the Bard’s First Folio.