Ramanan Raghavendran Elected Trustees Chair
Ramanan Raghavendran EAS’89 W’89 LPS’15 elected trustees chair.
Facing Hate with Allyship
Interfaith Commemoration highlights Black–Jewish allyship.
MLK Remembrance
A candlelight vigil.
Reproducing Racism
Interfaith Commemoration highlights Black–Jewish allyship.
Claire M. Fagin, 1926–2024
Interim president and transformational Nursing Dean Claire Fagin Hon’94.
Record-Setting $83.9 Million to SAS
$83.9 million for SAS from Roy Vagelos C’50 Hon’99 and Diana Vagelos.
COP28 and Counting
What Penn (and especially Olivia Fielding C’21) did at COP28.
Keeping It Civic
David Grossman’s 25 years directing Civic House.
The Niki and Izzy Show
Women’s lacrosse’s senior standouts Niki Miles and Izzy Rohr.
Chasing Justice
As a young federal civil rights prosecutor, Jared Fishman C’99 investigated the police killing of a Black New Orleans resident in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Now, after writing a book on what he calls “one of the most egregious cases of police misconduct in recent American history,” he’s tackling criminal justice reform on a broader scale.
In the Balance
Four alumni authors consider, then dismantle, the myths that govern how we choose our careers and that keep us stuck in unhealthy patterns from childhood to retirement.
Risk and Reward
Rajiv Shah M’02 GrW’05 heads the Rockefeller Foundation and has worked for the Gates Foundation and in government on critical issues in public health and international development. In his new book, Big Bets, he shows how embracing smart criticism—from Bill Gates, for one—and never settling for merely incremental change can pay off.
Homecoming 2023
Our annual photo gallery. Plus: the Alumni Awards of Merit and citations.
Jameson Named Interim President
Penn Medicine’s J. Larry Jameson named Interim Penn President.
Mind Tease
How belief in the “intact mind” harms severely autistic people.
New Digs for the DP
DP will say goodbye to the “Pink Palace” in 2025.
Rules of Engagement
Evaluating the laws of armed conflict in the Israel-Hamas war.
UMC Unity
United Minorities Council revives Unity Week.
Literary Treats
The annual Kelly Writers House event featured some tasty puns.
Paradise Now
Lessons for the good life in Everyday Utopia.
Big 5 Fireworks
A thrilling victory and buzzer-beating defeat for men’s basketball.
Freshman Phenom
Football’s bright spot: freshman running back Malachi Hosley.
Larger Than Life
Track and field coach—and much more—Tony Tenisci remembered.
Fake Simple
Amanda Shulman C’15 has earned national acclaim with Her Place Supper Club, where she’s also bending stubborn industry standards around life balance and labor compensation. It all began with a jolt to Penn’s off-campus social scene.