Power Surge
Ivy championship and a taste of March Madness for men’s basketball.
Historian Michael Beschloss to Speak
Historian Michael Beschloss named as speaker.
Too Many Students, Not Enough Knowledge
Tom Nichols on “the therapeutic model of education.”
Balance of Power
Economist Hanming Fang compares China and the US.
Tuition and Aid for 2026–27 Academic Year
2026–27 costs and aid to rise 3.8 percent.
New Museum at Pennsylvania Hospital
Pennsylvania Hospital opens museum to mark 275th anniversary.
Century-Spanning Addition
With a space-doubling addition, the Morgan Building is now Weitzman Hall.
No Rough PAACHes
PAACH celebrates 25 years.
Useful Advice
Emanuel’s rules for living: Eat Your Ice Cream.
University City Stories
Insights on University City history in two new books.
Social Justice Storytelling
Filmmaker Spike Lee on his “best work,” 4 Little Girls.
New Products for A New Age
Integrated Product Design offers launchpad for innovators.
What Is True?
Testing truth at the Wolf Humanities Center.
Back to the Office—but Make It Better
“The case for in-office work has never been stronger.”
Rhythm of the City
Weitzman School class focuses on the sounds of the city.
Andrea Mitchell Receives Beacon Award
Andrea Mitchell CW’67 Hon’18 receives Beacon Award.
Huntsman Senior Named Rhodes Scholar
Huntsman Program senior Florence Onyiuke is a Rhodes Scholar.
Native North America Gallery Opens
Penn Museum opens new Native North America Gallery.
An Hour for the Constitution
“That’s the wonderful but really difficult part of freedom of speech.”
Pandemic Lessons
LDI panel looks for lessons from the pandemic.
Several New Gifts Announced
Support for Wharton, Jewish Studies, urban research, performing arts.
From All Angles
The Penn Museum is giving virtual visitors a closer view.
Collaboration and Community
“Collaboration … is our superpower.”
Carnaroli Steps Down
Departing SEVP Craig Carnaroli W’85 on his 25 years at Penn.