Old Penn and After
Every so often, for one reason or another, I have occasion to look through old issues of the Gazette and its predecessor, Old Penn. I’m always fascinated, for reasons both contradictory and complementary.
Art History Lessons
An exhibit at the Arthur Ross Gallery offers a revealing look at some treasures of the University’s art collection—but a walk around campus works, too.
The Weiss Pavilion
Weiss Pavilion fits fitness under Franklin Field arches.
Who’s Who?
Thomas Eakins’ The Agnew Clinic
The Music Building Gets a Tune-Up
Rave reviews for music building makeover
Greener Green
Window, May|Jun 2010
College Green Snow
Snow more
All in the Presentation
Window, Mar|Apr 2010
Homecoming Features Arts & Culture, a Football Win, Penn Park Groundbreaking— and a New Trustee Chair
David L. Cohen L’81 takes reins as trustee chair
Print Run: The Daily Pennsylvanian Celebrates 125 Years
Milestone mashup: DP celebrates 125 years
Objects of Memory
Window, May|Jun 2009
Architect Picked for New College House
New College House architect named
Renaming Logan Hall
Logan becomes Claudia Cohen Hall
New Architects for the Campus Expansion
Architects chosen for key Penn Connects projects
Colbert on Campus
Window, May|Jun 2008
Old School Politics
Window, Jan|Feb 2008
Seizing the Moment
The University’s top leaders promise that Penn’s $3.5 billion fundraising campaign will make history—by changing the face of Penn’s campus and extending its local and global impact, strengthening financial aid and faculty support, and pointing a new multidisciplinary direction in higher education. With $1.6 billion already committed, donors seem to be listening.
East Campus Rising
Cira Center South to replace Eastern eyesore
Off-Campus, Close By
New housing options (just) off-campus
Opening Doors
From College Hall | Penn’s College Houses let students choose their own adventure.
Mr. Meyerson Comes to Town
Martin Meyerson Hon’70’s low-key first day as president of the University.
Big Bells
The latest addition to the Penn neighborhood’s collection of outsized, outside art.
Bringing Penn’s Treasures Back Home
Display highlights Penn treasures—and collector who found them.
But Where Do They Go to Sleep?
No kitchen-sink studies? College Houses offer everything but