Exploring the Wilderness of Color
The colorful revelations of Natvar Bhavsar GFA’65.
Sounds of Settlement
Settlement Music School CEO Helen Eaton C’93.
Un-limiting Understanding
How to know? Understanding Understanding.
Victorian Modernist
George Thomas Gr’75 on Frank Furness’s 19th-century modernism.
Migration Nation
“Like the second coming. Or an alien invasion.”
The New Santeros
Faith and works in Puerto Rico.
Three Cod Operas and a Plunging Chandelier
Phantom at 30.
Trustees Remove Wynn Name From Campus
Penn cuts ties with Steve Wynn C’63.
Ancient Vintage
New finding pushes grape-wine production back to 6000 BCE.
Standing Athwart History
Annenberg’s Al Felzenberg on his William F. Buckley bio.
Confronting Denial
The four Gormans are all Penn alumni and all involved professionally in the mental-health field. In a new book, two of them—daughter Sara and father Jack—take a careful look at the psychological factors driving science denialism and how to counter them. Hint: more data isn’t the answer.
The Judges’ Lawyer
In successfully defending the irascible Supreme Court Justice Samuel Chase—aka “Old Bacon Face”—against impeachment, Joseph Hopkinson C1786 G1789 helped set a high bar for removal from office and establish the principle of judicial independence.
The Art of Looking
Can examining art help students become better doctors?
Alumni Notes
Jan|Feb 2018
Obituaries
Jan|Feb 2018
Events
Jan|Feb 2018
Preserving Stenton
Laura Keim GFA’97 is keeping the 18th century alive at Stenton.
Waste Not …
Alan Cook W’95 EAS’95 helped invent a self-cleaning dog pad.
Evidence-Based Justice
Julie Seaman C’86 promotes evidence-based justice.
The Prodigal Student
“What was so great about being smart?”
Neighborhood Rules
Neighborhood watch.
The Tragedy Mob
Changing the story.
Dangerous Crossing
Q&A with The Border author Steven Schafer G’00 WG’00.
Mungermen Forever
Mungermen share memories.