1938, Redux?
Heard on Campus: Thomas Childers on the current crisis in Ukraine.
Hiring Season
New deans in SP2, Wharton, Nursing, GSE, and (interim) Law.
Stepping Strong
Surviving the Boston Marathon bombing, and thriving at Penn.
The Problem With Magazines
Mary Ellen Mark FA’62 ASC’64 is not a fan of Photoshop.
Coping with Suicide
Campus mental-health services expanding in wake of student suicides.
The String Band Theory of Urban Economics
Nick Spitzer C’71 on the importance of “informal culture.”
Penn Feminists Look Back, and Beyond
Solidarity and diversity mark the 40th anniversary of women’s studies.
Counterparts Gets its Glee Moment
Counterparts competes in a cappella college championship.
Legend to Address Class of 2014
Musician and activist John Legend C’99 will speak at Commencement.
Reversal of Hardwood Fortunes
Basketball: women Ivy champs; “unacceptable season” for men.
New Face of Penn Athletics
M. Grace Calhoun named new athletic director.
Scoreboard
From Feb. 3 to April 6
Still Kicking
And singing. And dancing. And joking. And cross-dressing. A century and a quarter after its first production in 1889, Mask & Wig—the “oldest all-male collegiate musical comedy troupe in the United States”—remains the one there’s only room for.
The Privilege of a Lifetime
As president and CEO of the private foundation that owns, operates, and finances the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, Joe Daniels L’98 has weathered political battles, emotional conflicts, economic challenges, construction headaches, and more to honor those who died that day.
The Commissioners
A pair of prominent Penn alumni recently served on two presidential panels that probed some very sensitive national issues. Now they discuss the process, and their findings.
The Lettuce Cure
After a century of astonishing advances, essential medicines still remain beyond the reach of an estimated one-third of the world’s population. Penn Dental’s Henry Daniell could be on the cusp of changing that.
Passing The Torch
Al Bagnoli to step down, Ray Priore to step in as Penn football prepares to usher in a new era.
Requiem at Penn
The University Choral Society and Penn Symphony Orchestra will present Verdi’s Requiem on Friday night.
‘A wonderful livelihood’
Set to retire after 21 years and nine Ivy League championships, assistant football coach Larry Woods reflects on his time at Penn.
The House(s) That Kahn Built
We chat with two Penn scholars who are leading the study of alumnus-architect Louis Kahn's residential designs.
Vince Gilligan Visits
The creator/writer/director/producer of "Breaking Bad" visited Irvine Auditorium last night. Here's what we learned.
Shoot, Post, Share
Already an established freelance photographer, freshman Cody Min shares his work and insights.
A New Era in Penn Athletics
Penn introduces new athletics director M. Grace Calhoun, who says she's here for "the long haul."
Let The Madness Begin
Penn women's basketball team excited for "dream come true" appearance in NCAA tournament.