When Boys Grieve
Giving voice to grief over gun violence.
Still Putting on a Show
Multiple Penn theatre alumni have reunited for this interactive virtual musical.
Fashion for Menstrual Health
Emmy Hancock C'18 is fighting for menstrual health equity.
King of Audio
Paul Vogel C’95 is Spotify’s CFO, so his kids think he’s cool (he says).
Strength in Diversity
The Brister Society promotes diversity on campus and in Penn leaders.
Book Builder
Ancil George CGS’76 loves libraries—and helping students use them
Events
Nov|Dec 2020
Alumni Notes
Nov|Dec 2020
Obituaries
Nov|Dec 2020
Upon This Rock
Evan Thomas W’20’s Foundations explores multiple identities.
The Well-Tempered Neurologist
Alex Pantelyat C’04’s life “of rhythm, melody, and patient care.”
Bulls and Bears
“Oy vey, it’s Groundhog Day.”
Discomfort Zone
A living lesson in multiculturalism.
Against “Community”
Community is more than a place.
Arts Preview: Homecoming at Home
Homecoming at Penn may look different this year, but it still includes a packed schedule of virtual arts-oriented programming.
Let Them March
When Penn Band women first marched onto Franklin Field.
New Awakening
In multiple roles, Gina South Gr’12 fights racism in medicine.
Holding Court
Fond Farewell: Peggy Kowalski.
Righting the Wrongs
Wharton’s first Black graduate.
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.
Staying Active
Alison Malmon C’03 and Steve Lerman W’69 share mental-health advocacy.
Free Bird
Rachel Harrison Gordon EAS’12’s film Broken Bird has taken off.
Home Stretch
Still life with pandemic.