Inching Back to Normalcy
Housing open (with precautions), classrooms still closed for spring.
Penn Gives $100 Million for City Schools
Penn donates $100 million for Philadelphia schools.
Choice in the Time of COVID
Wolf Humanities Center picks “Choice” as theme in virtual year.
Vagelos Laboratory to Rise on Walnut Street
Design approved for Vagelos energy laboratory.
When Boys Grieve
Giving voice to grief over gun violence.
Emanuel Joins Biden COVID-19 Advisory Board
Zeke Emanuel among Biden’s COVID-19 advisors.
Running on Empty
How campus food trucks are faring.
A Winter Without Basketball
Cancellations continue.
Let Them March
When Penn Band women first marched onto Franklin Field.
Vice Provost for Pipelines
VPUL to VPSE: Val Cade takes on student engagement.
Penn Law Receives $50 Million for Public Interest Lawyering
$50 million for Toll Public Interest Scholars and Fellow Program.
Remote Beginnings
The Class of 2024 gathers together from all over.
New Awakening
In multiple roles, Gina South Gr’12 fights racism in medicine.
Advancing Black Health
LDI-led effort aims to dismantle racism and advance health.
Moral Code
Q&A on how, and why, to make algorithms ethical.
Sniffing Out an Invader
Penn Vet is training dogs to sniff out spotted lanternfly eggs.
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.