Stopping the Violence Cycle
Celina de Sola C’99 SW’00 is working to prevent violence in Latin America.
King of Collectibles
Ted Hake ASC’69 created the first pop-culture auction house.
Father Martin’s New Mission
Jesuit priest James Martin reflects on his path to LGBT-focused ministry.
Professional Contrarian
A longtime journalist’s new memoir recounts an “alternative” journey through the ever-changing print media landscape.
Museum Men
Three Penn alumni amassed three varied and valuable private collections, then bequeathed them to Philadelphia and the world. But what drove Mütter, Barnes, and Rosenbach?
Dear Uncle Nick
An appreciation of one professor’s kindness, guidance, and wit.
Events
Sep|Oct 2022
Alumni Notes
Sep|Oct 2022
Obituaries
Sep|Oct 2022
Alumni Weekend 2022
A sometimes wet—but welcome!—return.
Eat Your Veggies
Rachel Drori C’04 cultivates plant-based meal service Daily Harvest.
Guardian of the Guardians
Lindsay Shaw C’05 guards the Cleveland Guardians’ mental health.
Dreaming in Color
Duke Lacroix C’15 expresses himself through soccer and design.
Nearing Ninety
“I find it impossible not to wonder what’s left.”
Orchard Bounty
“The back-lit, bright green canopies were gilded, too—with bright orange balls.”
Alumni Notes
July|Aug 2022
Obituaries
July|Aug 2022
‘Building a Bridge’ Between LGBTQ Catholics and Their Church
Wharton grad-turned-Jesuit priest Rev. James Martin, SJ, W'82 is at the center of a new documentary film on LGBTQ Catholics.
Vision Quest
“The rules are simple: no social media, no e-mails, no texts, no phone, no music, no books, no watch, no light.”
Crime on the Half Shell
Killing and comfort in Barbara Ross CW’75’s “cozy” mysteries.
Cemetery CEO
Nancy Goldenberg GCP’80 heads two historic Philadelphia cemeteries.
Maintaining Focus
Neal Kassell C’68 M’72 GM’79 chairs the Focused Ultrasound Foundation.
Digital Player
Amy Jo Smith C’88 is “the Madeleine Albright of digital entertainment.”