Bagnoli’s Valedictory Season Promises an Uphill Climb
Football underdogs in Bagnoli’s final season.
Passing the Baton
As longtime Athletic Director Steve Bilsky W’71 departs Weightman Hall, how will his 20-year tenure be remembered? And where will his successor, M. Grace Calhoun, take Penn athletics?
Salamishah Tillet’s Journey
The Penn alumna and English professor—survivor of two rapes while an undergraduate—has become a lauded scholar and teacher and a leading activist in the effort to end violence against women and girls.
The Lightning Rod
Robert Lanza C’78 M’83 has racked up a slew of scientific accolades—and generated an equal amount of controversy—for his pioneering work on cloning and stem cells.
Trish Sie C’94 Steps It Up
The OK Go choreographer's latest directing project, 'Step Up All In,' is in theaters around the country.
The Moment and the Poem
There’s a rich music in the poetry of Gregory Djanikian C’71, along with hard-won wisdom, a generous spirit, and a “clarity that does not negate complication.”
Watching the Animals
Vikram Dewan WG’78 is leading the transformation of the venerable Philadelphia Zoo.
A Record-Setting Performance
Penn grad Brendan McHugh C’12 breaks U.S. Open swimming record, wins national title, books place at next year's World Championships.
The Heydaze Hit the Road
Three students are touring with singer-songwriter Jesse McCartney this month, including a show in Philly this Saturday.
Dancing Through Life
An interview with Wharton student—and recent 'So You Think You Can Dance' contestant—Nick Silverio.
High-Style Homes—for Birds
A look at Morris Arboretum's "Home Tweet Home" birdhouses.
Back Where It All Began
After an unlikely journey from Canada to Ithaca to Boston, new Penn assistant basketball coach Nat Graham is back at his alma mater.
Graduation, Gangnam Style
Legend to Class of 2014: Go “all in” and “dare to love.”
Honorary Degrees
Honorands, Class of 2014.
Money, Nerve, and a Lucky Birthday
Investor Howard Marks W’67 on luck, credit, and the “low growth” future.
You Can’t Do That On Television
Children’s Festival marks its third decade of “quality theater” for kids.
YouTube Diplomacy
Heard on Campus: “Alec, you have to explain YouTube to the mullahs.”
The Accidental Oscar Nominee
MBA student Patrick Burns never saw the Oscars before being a nominee.
Palestra Pioneer Hangs Up His Pencils
Statkeeper Stu Suss C’74 L’77 decides 43 years is the right number.
Year of the “Cardiac Quakers”
Ivy crowns in lacrosse for women and men.
Scoreboard
From April 7 to June 2
Forty Years and Four Minutes
After 40 years, Penn’s four-minute mile club has a new member.
Bagnoli’s Valedictory Season
Bagnoli to retire as football coach after next season.
“Know That We Are Still Here”
With the new exhibition, Native American Voices: The People—Here and Now, the Penn Museum and a team of Native American advisors and collaborators aim to “transform your understanding of Native America today.”