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Front Lines
From the Editor | AI in education, women in architecture, dictionaries’ doubtful future.
Letters
McCaffery’s influence, Glasgow subway, no to RTO.
Raging Bull
“At least the patient lived, and no one got killed.”
Communion with the Dead
Life lessons from El Día de los Muertos.
Prescribing Affordability
How lobbyists squelch health reform efforts.
Identity Issues
From the Editor | McCaffery’s return, identity protection, choice and freedom.
Revolutionary Roots
From College Hall | Penn’s pioneering endures.
Letters
Playgrounds, Alzheimer’s, and a second opinion on a final resting place.
My Adventures in Radiation
Each day I went to class carrying my trusty Geiger counter.”
A Clockwork Orange
Circling Glasgow.
Learning in Kalkaji
“There are a lot of aspirations in these narrow alleys.”
Challenging Terrain
From the Editor | Places to play, Alzheimer’s progress, a father’s secrets.
Letters
Nov|Dec 2025: Hackney’s files and Fauré’s Requiem, mostly.
Where Rolling Hills Meet the Sky
“If I had any further questions, I could call 1-240-Natural.”
Family Lexicon
Language lessons.
Without a Trace
What was lost when Chinese Camp burned.
Moving Penn Forward
From College Hall | Positioning Penn to lead for the future.
History Lessons
From the Editor | Archive dive, P1P explained, Declaration non-signer.
Letters
Letters | Waste takeaways, despair and hope, Title IX settlement.
Counting Days
“Oom Sha La La will take on a meaning of its own.”
Student Driver
Behind the wheel on Philly’s mean—and educational—streets.
Diminuendo for a Dream
Fauré’s Requiem, Geneva, 1992.
Data & Dumps
From the Editor | Repurposed drugs, where waste goes, a producer’s path.