Not Blowing Smoke
New Health System policy: No smokers need apply.
The Revolution Has Not Been Personalized: Genomic Medicine at the Ten-Year Mark
Q&A | After 10 years, genetic medicine mostly a “desert.”
Breaking the Silence
Take Back the Night’s emotional kaleidoscope.
New Home for Economics and Political Science
$25 million for Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics.
Pimp My Robot
New entrepreneurial twist: Y-Prize focuses on commercial applications.
A Story-Winning Prize
CPCW award for innovation: start the (hand-cranked) presses!
The Sleep Whisperer
Q&A with David Dinges, who knows why you feel so tired.
Meeting King’s Call, with Song—and More
John Legend C’99 gives MLK Day keynote.
Getting to the Bottom of the Bag
Reusable bags may carry more than groceries.
Turmoil and Transformation: Du Bois House Turns 40
After 40 years, Du Bois House looks back and ahead.
Findings
Are you unusually sensitive to Brussels sprouts and hoppy ales?
The Netter Center at 20: Triumphs and Challenges
Ira Harkavy on the Netter Center’s first 20 years.
In the Matter of Race, Immigration, Coloniality
Heard on Campus: Junot Diaz
Association of Alumnae Celebrates 100 Years
Association of Alumnae celebrates a century.
Smilow Center for Translational Research
Smilow family gift to name Center for Translational Research.
The Philosopher Queen of UNICEF
Penn philosophers help foster change in developing countries.
Mulling the Mismeasure of Man
Museum symposium examines skulls—and racial bias.
Dance Celebration Marks 30 Years at Annenberg
Annenberg Center marks three decades of Dance Celebration.
The Man Behind the Mouse Model Gets his Due
Ralph Brinster V’60 Gr’64 survives symposium honoring him.
The Palestra’s New Front Yard
Shoemaker Green offers new view of Palestra and Franklin Field.
The Starting Gun Fires for a “Gold Medal Penn Experience”
Message to Class of 2016: “Ready, set, engage!”
Invasion of the Hackers
Home team takes honors in PennApps hackathon.
Lies, Damn Lies, and Experimental Research Statistics
Statistically speaking, there’s a big problem with false-positive results.
Policy Wonkery, Wharton Style
With $11 million in gifts, Wharton launches Public Policy Initiative.