The Power of Pickleball
Ryan Harwood W’03 owns and manages a professional pickleball team.
Food Network
José Gregorio Baquero WG’94 runs one of Latin America’s largest food conglomerates.
In Memoriam: Kevin Neary C’04
“He really did not want his condition to define him.”
Alumni Notes
May|Jun 2023
Obituaries
May|Jun 2023
Hippie Splendor
College Green, April 1973.
In the Stitch
Kartik Kumra C’22 is creating “Indian future vintage” menswear.
The Cane and the Glory
An ex-jock confronts his longevity.
The Voice of AOC
Lauren Hitt C’13 is AOC’s communications director.
Superheroes in Scrubs
The Penn Vet and Wharton alumni remaking veterinary emergency care.
New Sheriff in Town
Susan A. Hutson C’89 is Louisiana’s first Black woman sheriff.
Events
Mar|Apr 2023
Alumni Notes
Mar|Apr 2023
Obituaries
Mar|Apr 2023
A Life’s Calling
For Liz Theoharis C’98, activism has been a way of life—from assisting her parents with their justice work, to community service as a Penn undergrad, to cochairing the recent revival of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Poor People’s Campaign of 1968. The Presbyterian minister, social justice leader, and biblical scholar is committed to reframing the narrative around poverty and the poor while pushing for lasting policy changes.
Sir Henry Thornton, On and Off the Rails
Knighted by Britain for his work as the Allies’ “railroad czar” in World War I, the Penn alumnus and Pennsylvania Railroad veteran went on to remake the Canadian National Railways before the Great Depression, poor health, and scandal brought him low.