Parties of One
Q&A on Noreena Hertz WG’91’s The Lonely Century.
Black Education Before Brown
Andrew Feiler W’84 documents the Rosenwald schools, which educated hundreds of thousands of African Americans in the Jim Crow South.
No Permanent Conflict?
Tracing America and Iran’s 300-year history.
Arts Calendar
Mar|Apr 2021
Briefly Noted
Mar|Apr 2021
Portrait of the Artist as a Former Financial Analyst
How Jill Krutick W’84 makes—and markets—her art.
Brick House
Simone Leigh’s Brick House installed at 34th and Walnut.
After the Storm
In the pandemic, pondering its impact.
Arts Calendar
Jan|Feb 2021
When Boys Grieve
Giving voice to grief over gun violence.
Briefly Noted
Jan|Feb 2021
Still Putting on a Show
Multiple Penn theatre alumni have reunited for this interactive virtual musical.
The Pedestal Treatment
Why we build monuments—and destroy them.
Citizen Salon: COVID-19 Edition
Arthur Ross Gallery’s Citizen Salon 2 (virtual, pandemic edition).
Upon This Rock
Evan Thomas W’20’s Foundations explores multiple identities.
New Director for ICA
Introducing ICA’s new director, Zoë Ryan.
The Well-Tempered Neurologist
Alex Pantelyat C’04’s life “of rhythm, melody, and patient care.”
Arts Calendar
Nov|Dec 2020
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.
Briefly Noted
Nov|Dec 2020
Science Superheroes
Post-doctoral researcher Khoa Tran is translating concepts into comics and turning scientists into superheroes.
Arts Calendar
Sep|Oct 2020
Civic Pride
Good(-looking) government in Arthur Drooker C’76’s City Hall.
Clique Bait
Jessica Goodman C’12 on her YA debut, They Wish They Were Us.