Huntsman Hall: Wharton’s New Nerve Center
Wharton’s $140 million Huntsman Hall opens
More Patients + Fewer Nurses = More Deaths
Fewer nurses means more patient deaths
Three’s Company
2003 Writers House Fellows: Bernstein, Anderson, and Sontag
Hamilton House Makeover
New furniture—and more—for Hamilton House
Taking the Initiative
Penn and Citizens Bank launch $28 million neighborhood initiative
Building a Better Homepage
Spinning a new Web site
Winning and Wondering
Football’s fabulous finish; basketball’s baffling beginning.
Alumni Voices: The Deluxe Edition
Alumni—writers, artists, and others—recall their days at Penn, from the Class of 1930 to the Class of 2001.
Safe Places
Alumni talk about the struggles to establish resources for African Americans, women, and sexual minorities on campus.
Here, Now
Some of what students are doing on and around campus, Fall 2002.
2006: A Penn Odyssey
Some of the 2,451 members of the freshman class talk about the diverse paths that brought them to Penn.
Ad It Up!
From flour bags to four-wheel drives, one hundred years of advertising in the Gazette reflects a changing world and a changing University alumni relationship.
Remembering 9/11
Marking the first anniversary of 9.11.01
Freshmen Get the Message: “There is No Sure Thing”
“Open your minds, and we’ll open one another’s eyes."
Walter Annenberg Dies
Philanthropist Walter Annenberg dead at 94; last gift was $100 million for Annenberg School .
Solar Neutrinos Shine on a New Nobel Laureate
Physics professor Ray Davis wins Nobel for work on solar neutrinos.
From Quantico to Walnut Street
U.S. Marine general Clifford Stanley named new EVP.
Going Fourth
Penn at #4 in U.S. News & World Report.
Carriage House Dedicated as LGBT Center
Carriage House opens as LGBT Center.
After the Prelude: Chopin Reconstructed
Music professor completes Chopin prelude.
Kick-Starting the Internet in Ghana
Making “digital dreams” reality in Ghana
Anniversaries
School of Engineering and New Bolton Center celebrate milestones.
Of Mice and Kids (and Piglets)
Vet School advance could help save endangered species.
Lawsuit by Prison Inmates Dismissed
University states: “It is now understood and agreed throughout the global scientific community that prisoners … cannot be considered appropriate candidates for any biomedical studies.”