Jamming with Trane
As a freshman at Penn, Steven Knoblauch C’70 soloed in concert alongside John Coltrane. In response to a newly discovered recording, he spoke with us about that night.
Beginning of the End
As his impending retirement draws closer, Penn football coach Al Bagnoli is drawing serious praise from coaches around the league and region.
Edible Adventures with the Penn Museum
The Museum is celebrating food and culture with a new cookbook and complementary programming. Here are three recipes to try at home this fall.
2014-15 Alumni Book Groups Arrive
The Kelly Writers House will offer six alumni book groups over the current academic year.
Ciao, Italia
Penn women's basketball team bonds over sightseeing and basketball during 10-day trip in Italy.
Farming Bartram’s Garden
Rich harvest at Bartram’s Garden.
Immigration, Criminality, and a Self-Fulfilling Fear
What you know about immigration is probably wrong.
Pardon Our Appearance …
SLIDESHOW | Work Zone (a look at some of what’s going up on campus).
Civics and Truthiness
Funny but true: study says Colbert explained Super PACs best.
Saving Lassie
PennVet’s bloodmobile collects the red stuff for dogs, from dogs.
The Penn Club of New York Turns 20
New York Penn Club celebrates its 20th anniversary.
The New Pre-Existing Condition
Heard on Campus: ACA may fall short for kids with special healthcare needs.
Course Evaluation: MOOC Edition
Tempered expectations on MOOCs.
Helping Do-Gooders Do Better
Lipman Family Prize goes to domestic-abuse prevention program in India.
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.