Documenting the War
Residency program brings Syrian journalist to campus.
Digital Dystopia
How much data do you want to give up?
Anti-Zionism, Anti-Semitism, and the Future of Israel
Bret Stephens and Peter Beinart on Israel’s future.
Opioid Emergency
Silfen Forum focuses on opioid crisis.
The Electoral Road to Autocracy
“Democracies don’t die like they used to.”
Confirmation and Its Discontents
Anita Hill on 1991 and 2018.
Heard on Campus: A Streets Perspective of Philadelphia’s Opioid Epidemic
Heard on Campus: Jose Benitez on the opioid epidemic.
Alien Archaeology
Heard on Campus: Jill Tarter gives the third annual Women in Physics public lecture.
Electoral Corruption’s Ironic Enabler
Heard on Campus: Why the FEC doesn’t work anymore.
Salmon on Tipping
Heard on Campus: Tipping point.
Beyond ‘Distrust and Verify’
Heard on Campus: Panel weighs in on Iran “After the Deal.”
From Septimus Smith to September 11
Heard on Campus: “Are we living inside a pre-traumatic syndrome?”
Examining “The Case for Reparations”
Heard on Campus: Ta-Nehisi Coates’ rationale for reparations.
The New Pre-Existing Condition
Heard on Campus: ACA may fall short for kids with special healthcare needs.
1938, Redux?
Heard on Campus: Thomas Childers on the current crisis in Ukraine.
The String Band Theory of Urban Economics
Nick Spitzer C’71 on the importance of “informal culture.”