Legend to Address Class of 2014
Musician and activist John Legend C’99 will speak at Commencement.
New Face of Penn Athletics
M. Grace Calhoun named new athletic director.
ARCH Reopens
ARCH reopens after $24.5 million makeover.
The Forgotten King
Lost dynasty found at Penn Museum Egypt dig.
The Squirrel Welcome Wagon
Squirrels and the City.
From a Shirt to a Stent
Vagelos Scholar Chris Kampmeyer is helping design a safer stent.
Characters in Search of Writers
Victor Mair on forgetting how to write in Chinese.
Pedaling Bamboo
Bamboo bikes, bags, baskets, and more.
A Hidden Treasure, with Layers of History
New master plan in the works for historic Woodlands.
Expanding the Student Athlete Network
TCPW hosts first-ever Penn Women Athletes Career Networking Panel.
End of an Athletic Era
Q&A with Steve Bilsky W’71 on his retirement after 20 years as AD.
Breaking Ground at Hill Field
Construction starting on New College House on Hill Field.
Women’s Center Turns 40
Penn Women’s Center marks 40 years.
Innovation and its Impediments in India
Wharton (East and West) hosts conference on innovation in India.
Road Race, Zombie Style
Wharton junior organizes, sells zombie apocalypse.
The Bionic Bicep
“Titan Arm” lifts four Penn student engineers to major prizes.
Saved Before Birth
CHOP and Penn doctors receive prestigious John Scott Award.
Detroit and the Seven Dwarfs
Debating Detroit: More like Liverpool or Seattle?
Hearty and Humorous Welcome for the Class 2017
Freshman Convocation: Only Engage.
The Once And Future Syria
Heard on Campus: Syria’s new old normal.
Sheldon Hackney, 1933-2013
Death of President Emeritus Sheldon Hackney Hon’93.
Tackling Tobacco From Another Angle
$20 million for new center to counter misinformation on tobacco.
A Pop-Up Favela on Hill Field
Take 1,300 plywood stakes, cardboard, white gaffer’s tape…
The Kurdish Wild Card
Brendan O’Leary on Syria’s civil war and the region’s future.