Arts and Culture, Homecoming Style
The big weekend is almost upon us. Here are some of the arts-oriented events we're looking forward to at Homecoming this year.
Jamming with Trane
As a freshman at Penn, Steven Knoblauch C’70 soloed in concert alongside John Coltrane. In response to a newly discovered recording, he spoke with us about that night.
Edible Adventures with the Penn Museum
The Museum is celebrating food and culture with a new cookbook and complementary programming. Here are three recipes to try at home this fall.
2014-15 Alumni Book Groups Arrive
The Kelly Writers House will offer six alumni book groups over the current academic year.
Trish Sie C’94 Steps It Up
The OK Go choreographer's latest directing project, 'Step Up All In,' is in theaters around the country.
The Heydaze Hit the Road
Three students are touring with singer-songwriter Jesse McCartney this month, including a show in Philly this Saturday.
Dancing Through Life
An interview with Wharton student—and recent 'So You Think You Can Dance' contestant—Nick Silverio.
High-Style Homes—for Birds
A look at Morris Arboretum's "Home Tweet Home" birdhouses.
Summer Tunes, Part 2
More songs for summer, suggested by Penn Music Department faculty and staff.
Summer Tunes, Part 1
Summer-listening suggestions from Penn Music's faculty and staff.
The Sweet Song of a Fire opens in Los Angeles
Q&A with Gazette illustrator and visual artist Jeff Koegel.
Art for the Future
PennDesign's Orkan Telhan and Matt Neff GFA’05 created a bacteria-powered piece for homes of the future.
A History of Bollywood, in Song
Penn Masala's YouTube video, "Evolution of Bollywood Music," has become a viral hit.
Requiem at Penn
The University Choral Society and Penn Symphony Orchestra will present Verdi’s Requiem on Friday night.
The House(s) That Kahn Built
We chat with two Penn scholars who are leading the study of alumnus-architect Louis Kahn's residential designs.
Vince Gilligan Visits
The creator/writer/director/producer of "Breaking Bad" visited Irvine Auditorium last night. Here's what we learned.
Shoot, Post, Share
Already an established freelance photographer, freshman Cody Min shares his work and insights.
Penn at the Whitney Biennial
From sculpture and animation to curatorial leadership, Penn will be well-represented at the 2014 Whitney Biennial, which opens this Friday.
A Big Aca-nnouncement
Penn's pop/jazz a cappella group, Counterparts, has earned a spot in the ICCA Mid-Atlantic semifinals.
Putting It Together
Eric Johnson C'94 is creating a "virtual library" that will reunite pieces and pages of medieval manuscripts from around the world.
Thinking Small
Alumna Kimberly Sher LPS'09 has found a big place in the world of miniatures.
Jason Rhoades: The Photos
Installation shots from ICA's current show, Jason Rhoades, Four Roads.
Assassins in Prince
Photos from the Penn Players' production of Assassins last week.
Day in the Life
These images from this year's "Day in the Life at Penn" photo project caught our eye.