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.
New Appointments Announced
New appointments announced for multiple leadership roles.
Lurie Autism Institute Launched
$50 million for joint Penn Medicine–CHOP Lurie Autism Institute.
Why We Choose What We Choose
Q&A with Annenberg’s Emily Falk on What We Value.
CRISPR’s First Custom Cure
Lifesaving breakthrough offers hope for treating “N-of-1” disorders.
May the Odds Be Ever in their Favor
Elizabeth Banks C’96 on choices, failure, and safety nets.
Geddy’s Gift
A dog’s successful brain surgery could advance human care.
President’s Prizes Announced
2025 President’s Prize winners announced.
The Scopes Trial at 100
How the Scopes “Monkey Trial” still resonates after 100 years.
Penn’s Benjamin Nathans Wins Pulitzer
History professor Ben Nathans awarded Pulitzer in General Nonfiction.
After 125 Years, Abydos Still Holds Secrets
Unknown pharaoh’s tomb discovered in Abydos, Egypt.
Survival Story
At Penn Hillel, a Holocaust survivor shares his story.
Trustees Name Jameson Penn’s 10th President
Jameson and Epstein appointments made permanent.