Pictures of Penn, Vol. 10
For the summer edition of Pictures of Penn, your fellow Quakers share their recycled artwork, new book releases, memories of pre-COVID travels—and more. Take a look!
Back to (Virtual) School
What the fall semester will be like.
Common Ground
Chaz Howard C’00 heads new office on equity and community.
Quad Statue to Be Removed
Whitefield statue to go, broader look at campus to come.
Collective Memory
Project will preserve community experiences of COVID-19.
New Administrative Appointments
New roles, new faces in Provost’s office.
Preserving a Pioneer
Penn Libraries “reintroduces” Marian Anderson Hon’58.
Furda Says Farewell
Eric Furda C’87 stepping down as Admissions dean.
Press Forward
Big changes at the Penn Press.
Waiting Game
Coaches without seasons, a senior QB’s hope for one more.
Baseball Stadium Upgrades Planned
Dodger blue meets baseball.
Connecting the Data
Penn’s Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice is pioneering a systemic, data-driven approach to criminal justice reform. Its executive director, John Hollway, started with the idea that the law should function more like science—less argument, more truth seeking.
The Future Is Coming—Fast!
In a new book, Wharton professor and “globalization guy” Mauro Guillén breaks down the key factors that will combine to radically transform the world over the next decade (and SARS-CoV-2 is only speeding things up).
Rocking Around the Decades with Rob and Eric
The pandemic has hit pause on 20+20—the planned 40th anniversary tour for their iconic 1980s band the Hooters—but Rob Hyman and Eric Bazilian insist the show will go on (20+20+1), while keeping musically busy in the meantime.
Introducing ‘Q-INE’
Two students recently launched an LGBTQ-interest publication by and for the Penn community
Seizing the Moment
Men's basketball guard Jelani Williams is on the frontlines of a movement of "love and respect."