Life and Death Without Borders
Dan Goldring C’98 W’98 co-chairs Doctors Without Borders’ advisory board.
(Cr)ISIS and Opportunity
Q&A with Iraq expert Brendan O’Leary.
First-year Bioengineering Prof Nabs “Genius Grant”
Bioengineering professor Danielle Bassett wins “genius” grant.
Wharton on the Radio
Knowledge@Wharton launches programs on SiriusXM Satellite Radio.
Wounded Warriors and the Legacy of WWI
Medical historian Beth Linker on war and the limits of rehabilitation.
Examining “The Case for Reparations”
Heard on Campus: Ta-Nehisi Coates’ rationale for reparations.
From Freshmen to Filmmakers
Student film-makers’ road to debut feature, Driving Not Knowing.
A Calling for the Class of 2018
Class of 2018 urged to “be joiners” at Convocation.
Penn is No. 1! And also No. 8, and No. 41 …
Fun with numbers: how Penn ranks.
From Printer to Prototype
An “entry-level 3D printer” is still pretty impressive.
Farming Bartram’s Garden
Rich harvest at Bartram’s Garden.
Immigration, Criminality, and a Self-Fulfilling Fear
What you know about immigration is probably wrong.
Pardon Our Appearance …
SLIDESHOW | Work Zone (a look at some of what’s going up on campus).
Civics and Truthiness
Funny but true: study says Colbert explained Super PACs best.
Saving Lassie
PennVet’s bloodmobile collects the red stuff for dogs, from dogs.
The Penn Club of New York Turns 20
New York Penn Club celebrates its 20th anniversary.
The New Pre-Existing Condition
Heard on Campus: ACA may fall short for kids with special healthcare needs.
Course Evaluation: MOOC Edition
Tempered expectations on MOOCs.
Helping Do-Gooders Do Better
Lipman Family Prize goes to domestic-abuse prevention program in India.
Bagnoli’s Valedictory Season Promises an Uphill Climb
Football underdogs in Bagnoli’s final season.
Graduation, Gangnam Style
Legend to Class of 2014: Go “all in” and “dare to love.”
Honorary Degrees
Honorands, Class of 2014.
Money, Nerve, and a Lucky Birthday
Investor Howard Marks W’67 on luck, credit, and the “low growth” future.
You Can’t Do That On Television
Children’s Festival marks its third decade of “quality theater” for kids.