Hill Rises
The Eero Saarinen-designed landmark has reopened after a 15-month, $80 million renovation, with its distinctive mid-century style lovingly restored and a host of new amenities for students.
Bygone Gazettes
Old Penn, Sept|Oct 2017
Penn Museum Makeover
Director Julian Siggers on “Building Transformation” and more.
Hospital of the Future
$1.5 billion, 17-story pavilion for patient care slated for Penn Tower site.
Alumni Weekend 2017
Wet weather, high spirits. Our annual photo essay.
PennDesign Takes Up Residence
As artists-in-residence at Manitoga, PennDesign students have transported their large project 150 miles north, where it's on view through November.
Philly by Drone
Christopher Kao, a rising senior at Penn, has launched a business around his drone photography.
One (Last) Brief Shining Moment
Robert Kennedy speaking at the Palestra, 1968.
A ‘Philadelphia School’ of Architecture?
Jason Tang C’17 and Swarthmore student Izzy Kornblatt make the case in an on-campus exhibition.
Oscars with a Side of Pizza
Cinema studies faculty came together Wednesday afternoon to talk about this year's Oscar race.
Witness to a Demolition
Elaine Simon’s photographs “capture the stages of demolition as a way to remember the site and make a statement about cycles of destruction, displacement, and development.”
New Portal to the Past
Digital Penn Museum expands online access to collections and more.
Shakespeare Shakeup
Shakespeare has some company in Fisher-Bennett Hall.
Good Ghosts
Celebrating the Palestra—the beloved “cathedral of college basketball”—at 90 years young.
Annenberg Center’s New Leader
We talked with Christopher Gruits, who's now four months into his new post at the Annenberg Center.
Gutmann Declares ‘Sanctuary’
“Penn is and has always been a ‘sanctuary.’”