The Christian Association at 125
At the turn of the last century, the CA pioneered the idea of service at Penn with settlement houses and summer camps, and has since been at the forefront of anti-war protests and movements for civil, women’s, and LGBT rights. In the 21st, it’s still providing a “safe space” for students and making a difference on campus and beyond.
Family History
“Who I am depends on where I am.”
This Old House
The comforts of home.
Accent Adaptation
Parts of speech.
$80 Million to Restore Hill’s “Wow!”
Hill House to get $80 million renovation.
Islamic Chaplain: Fight Hatred With New Narratives
Penn’s Islamic chaplain Kameelah Rashad C’00 GEd ’01.
Y-Prize Gets Beery
Y-Prize winners get $10,000 in beer money.
The Bàn Thờ and Me
A line of smoke.
Memoriam for Alex Moll
“Everything he did was trying to help other people.”
A New Application
Needed? A new college-application portal.
Two Rhodes Scholars
Rhodes Scholars Adebisi Ogunrinde and Jenna Hebert.
First Generation Students Unite
Bringing together first-generation college students at Penn.
Stockholm Syndrome
“Sweden was my place.”
Sexual Misconduct on Campus
Campus sexual-misconduct survey “confirms our deepest concerns.”
Strangers Upon a New Shore
Convocation advice: “Embrace confusion.”
Four’s Company
Close quarters.
An MBA With Life in the Balance
Student speaker at Wharton Commencement is fighting for his life.
The Mourning App
Facetime for mourning.
Mental Health Task Force: Reset the Campus Culture
Mental-health task force report released.
From Skimmer to Fling
Looking back at the (r)evolution of spring festivals at Penn.
Spring Break, Reimagined
Alternative Spring Break program celebrates 25 years of service.
A Deeply Rooted Rhodes Scholar
College senior Rutendo Chigora of Zimbabwe named a Rhodes Scholar.
Walking On, Bowing Out
Matt Hanessian’s unlikely journey to—and from—varsity basketball.
Four-Course Fridays
Full plate.