Healing from Without
Kate Arian C’11 is bringing beauty services to hospital rooms.
Can’t Forget the Motor City
Damien Rocchi WG’01’s Grand Circus is helping “reinvent” Detroit.
The Transcendental Tourist
Sacred circus.
The Next War
Planning for future warfare.
Wharton and Everything After
The road nearly traveled.
Dreaming a Chamber Orchestra to Life
Marc Mostovoy G’67 on the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia.
Monument Man
Monument Lab memorializes sculptor Terry Adkins.
Fast Companies
NSF Innovation Corps attracts student entrepreneurs.
Ultimate Champions
Out of the Void, a “life-changing” championship.
Baby Mama
After overcoming her own infertility, Melissa Brisman has helped hundreds of couples become parents as a legal entrepreneur in the little-discussed realm of pregnancy for pay.
Healing Invisible Wounds
Yochi Dreazen had seen his share of death and combat trauma
as a military journalist in Iraq and Afghanistan. But it wasn’t until he
met an American general and his family that he learned how deep
that trauma can go, and what needs to be done to heal it.
The Many Songs of David
Rabbi David Wolpe is an admired writer, the popular leader of one of the largest Conservative Jewish congregations in the country, and one of the “50 most influential Jews in the world.” His latest book, David: The Divided Heart, delves into one of the Bible’s most fascinating—and human—characters.
Book Publishing in the Digital Age
Here's how Maris Kreizman C'00 is blazing a new path for herself in the book world—as head of publishing projects at Kickstarter, and as the author of a Tumblr-born book of her own.
Mary Ellen Mark, 1940-2015
Window, July|Aug 2015
The Horsehide Ambassador
Peter O’Malley W’60 built a bridge to Japan with baseball.
Mapping the Tricky Terrain of Startups
Andrew Weinreich C’90’s latest startup is a boot camp for entrepreneurs.
A History of HERfinance
Chhavi Ghuliani G’09 WG’09 helps women workers with HERfinance.
Alumni Notes
July|Aug 2015
Obituaries
July|Aug 2015
Events
July|Aug 2015
At Last, Our Prince Has Come
Hal Prince C’48 Hon’71 gets Penn Alumni Creative Spirit Award.
Introduction to Walking
A walker in the city.
After the Avalanche
“First came the earthquake.”
Behind Monkey Bars
Today’s playgrounds are no fun.