Alternative Medicine Moves Toward the Mainstream
Investigating the role of alternative medicine
Homage to a Visionary
Celebrating Strausz-Hupé
Throwing for the Distance
New women's records in the shot put and discus.
Dear Doc Schelling
The original copies of the following letters, written by Ezra Pound to Felix Schelling and other people at Penn over a 20-year period, are in the special-collections department of Van Pelt Library. No attempts have been made to correct Pound's idiosyncratic spelling and grammar.
Moderns in the Quad
Two legendary poets formed friendship at Penn that would change the course of American Poetry.
Not the Alumni Notes
Underachievers, take heart! Alumni news for the rest of us.
A River of Words
How a New Yorker essay helped save a river from destruction -- and one Penn alumnus from a career in law.
Reflections on the Roman World
The curator of a show of Roman glass now at the University Museum tells how the ancient glassworking industry reveals as much about the Romans as their architecture, thirst for conquest, or tendency to murder their emperors.
Have You Heard the One About the Traveling Book-Salesman?
Sample books cast light on 19th-century bookselling
A Wheelchair for All Seasons
All-terrain wheelchair prototyped
Shooting Leaves One Dead and a Penn Student Injured
Student wounded by stray bullet
Twelve Months of Penn Men
Penn men for every month
Iran in the Khatami Era: Cracks in the Wall of Mistrust
Thaw between U.S. and Iran?
Largesse for the Law School
Penn's Law School has received a $15 million gift -- the largest outright gift ever made to an American law school.
Three-peat for Penn’s Wrestlers
Win at Princeton brings third consecutive Ivy championship.
Illuminating the Universe
All about everything. Empire of Light. Football fever in 1960s Dallas. Cotton Bowl Days.
Now Leading Off for the Phillies: Doug Glanville
Doug Glanville
Rover Redux?
"Here, Fido, Fido II, Fido III, Fido IV"
Now On Stage at the Annenberg Center: Michael Rose
New Annenberg Center head named
Pressing On
The University of Pennsylvania press has a new home, a new director, and some new goals and projects. It also has a checkered past -- and a changing world of publishing to contend with.
Campus Crime Statistics: Mixed Results
DOE releases report on Penn's crime stats.
Not Disorderly, Not Resisting, Not Excessive
All cleared in disorderly conduct investigation.
Programmed to Starve?
Genetic link to anorexia found.
Upon These Rocks, They Will Build Their Planters
Stones of burned church to be reused.