Day in the Life
These images from this year's "Day in the Life at Penn" photo project caught our eye.
Theatre Today
What's happening in the theatre world right now? A group of alumni movers-and-shakers came together on Homecoming to share their observations.
Drama and Heartbreak in Penn’s Men’s Basketball Opener
Five things we learned from the Quakers’ Big 5 loss to Temple.
Your Handy Homecoming Athletics Guide
How to catch most of the action during one of the busiest days in Penn sports history.
Memorable weekend for Penn sports
The past couple of days simply had everything you can ask for if you’re a Penn sports fan.
Lessons Through Literature
We spoke with Allison Gutknecht C’05 about her first book, Don’t Wear Polka-Dot Underwear with White Pants and Other Lessons I’ve Learned, which comes out next month.
How to Fix Obamacare’s Glitches
Penn’s Ezekiel Emanuel offers a prescription.
Water Polo Ivy Championship tourney
Penn men’s water polo ready to make splash.
Homecoming’s Arts-and-Culture Focus Turns 5
As in years past, we've assembled a roundup of the arts-oriented events we're most excited to attend.
Alumni Book Groups at Kelly Writers House
This year's online book discussions will focus on everything from "linked narratives" and short stories to poems and Bob Dylan.
Angela Duckworth Snags “Genius Grant”
Penn psychology assistant professor Angela Duckworth has been named a MacArthur Fellow.
1984: The Year Van Pelt Library Captured a US President
Ever get stuck in an elevator in Penn’s main library?
Penn basketball’s new practice facility at Hutchinson Gym
Photos of the renovations.
Is Penn men’s soccer poised for a rebound?
Coach Rudy Fuller: “Now we feel really good in two areas: our depth and our leadership.”
Playing ‘Syrinx’ for a Sphinx
Alumna flutist Mimi Stillman G’03 Gr’12 performed and recorded Debussy's 'Syrinx for Solo Flute' every day for a full year.
Alumnus Moonlights as ‘Ali G with an MFA’
As his invented character Hennessy Youngman, Jayson Scott Musson GFA’11 offers up “Art Thoughtz” on becoming a successful artist and more.
A New Literary Magazine: Cleaver
Writing instructor Karen Rile C’80 always dreamed of starting her own literary magazine. Now she's publishing its third issue.
Throwback Thursday!
Penn Relays.
Throwback Thursday!
1962: Van Pelt Library is dedicated.
The Wendy Walk
Annual event honors Penn alum, benefits cancer research.
Throwback Thursday!
May 1970: Students go on strike.
Throwback Thursday!
The College of Liberal Arts for Women opens in 1933.
Throwback Thursday!
November 1943 Penn joins the war effort.
Throwback Thursday!
March 1946, Penn engineers reveal the world's first general purpose computer.