Dating Dangerously
Memoirist Leslie Morgan W’92 bares The Naked Truth.
Briefly Noted
Sep|Oct 2019
Artful Additions
Penn welcomes two new sculptures to its campus landscape, on a 99-year loan from the Association for Public Art.
A Century Later, The Sphinx Moves Again
New digs for the sphinx.
Harold Prince C’48 Hon’71, 1928–2019
In honor of Harold Prince's death on July 31, 2019, we offer these stories written over the years by Gazette staff about the legendary Prince of Broadway.
Arts Calendar
July|Aug 2019
The Babel of the Mind
Manic erudition. Figuring.
Whitman at 200
Penn Libraries’ Whitman at 200 contains multitudes.
A Change in the Weather
CAC explores preservation in a changing climate.
Plot Weaver
Documentary editor Nancy Novack C’87’s wide-ranging career.
Briefly Noted
Jul|Aug 2019
From MFA to HGTV
Orlando Soria MFA’07 uses interior design to fix broken hearts on his new show, Unspouse My House.
‘The Karate Kid’ Grows Up
Hollywood screenwriters—and former Penn roommates—Jon Hurwitz W’00 and Josh Heald W’00 are behind the hit YouTube Premium series 'Cobra Kai.'
Charles Bernstein Versus Verse
Charles Bernstein on his Bollingen Prize and retiring from Penn.
“The Usual Pound Piffle”
Ezra Pound’s Bollingen, and before.
Collective Creation
All together now. Help!
“Every Poem is Political”
Emily Jungmin Yoon C’13’s A Cruelty Special to Our Species.
Mounds of History
Penn Museum program links local residents to Gordion site.
Briefly Noted
May|Jun 2019
Arts Calendar
May|Jun 2019
From Alumna Pen to Stimulus Stage
Jessica Penzias C’12 has found a niche writing musicals for kids—and Stimulus Children's Theatre gave one of her shows its world premiere in November.
What’s that Playing…in the Library?
The Penn Libraries have launched a new concert series, which sends student music groups into libraries at Penn to perform among the books and study carrels.
The Sopranos Lives
Alan Sepinwall C’96 on his book, The Sopranos Sessions.
Citizen Curators
Wisdom of the crowd at ARG’s Citizen Salon.