The Virtual Classroom
Information technology makes teaching and learning possible around the clock and around the world. But some wonder if an Ivy League education can be delivered over the Internet.
The Fragrance of Ink
An exhibition at the Arthur Ross Gallery—part of the Gallery's year-long "Celebration of Asia"—highlights Korean "literati" paintings from the Choson Dynasty.
Penn and Food Trucks Collide in a Vendor-Bender
Legislative action postponed until Fall.
Water Buffalo Suit Settled
Eden Jacobowitz settles lawsuit against University.
Social Progress by the Numbers
U.S. low in "social progress."
Cracking the Top Ten
Penn ranks seventh in national universities.
Untangling the Mystery of Alzheimer’s Disease
Advances in Alzheimer's research at Penn.
Fanfare for the Common Plan
Ground broken for Sansom Common
Goff Bows Out at Annenberg Center
Annenberg Center director resigns.
E Pluribus ’01
The Class of 2001.
Sounding off on Irvine Auditorium
Irvine to be restored.
This Championship Season?
Penn is well-positioned for a run at the Ivy title.
Where Human Life Happens
Genetic testing and other technologies that offer a "window on the womb" are allowing parents to know more about their prospective offspring than ever before. Is that good?
Nature’s Way
On the trail with his new daughter, a father's perspective changes.
Camp David on the Schuylkill
When scholars representing two distinct strands of Judiac studies gathered in Houston Hall, they may not have signed any peace accords, but they did find some common ground.
Alumni Weekend 1997
Slideshow | Penn Grads came from all over the country to be a part of Alumni Weekend.
A Certain Loyalty
Fond memories and advice from a new alumna.
Cosby to Grads: “Work Your Opportunity!”
Penn's 241st Commencement.
Hackney: Back to History from the Humanities
"I'm really looking forward to being back at Penn."
Connie Mack, Meet Bob Seddon
500 wins.
French Universities: Tourist Class All the Way
Interview with Dr. Jean-Michel Rabate
The Catch of the Day, Fresh from the Tank
"The future lies in these artificial tanks."
Artist Unleashed
A literal stroke of fate transformed Jon Sarkin from a chiropractor and sometime-doodler into an artist who creates out of an obsessive fervor.
Image Tribes
Advertisers are targeting specific audiences as never before, dividing consumers more and more narrowly along income, age, gender, and ethic lines, and splintering society in the process.