The Penn Program in Environmental Humanities, in collaboration with the Wolf Humanities Center and Perry World House, hosts a gathering of scientists, artists, historians, educators, and community partners for a series of lectures, roundtables, and performances that evaluate academia's role in combating climate change. On May 10, artists from Queens will set up the Embodied Scientist Parkour along the Schuylkill River, a sort of reimagining of a fitness course with the environment in mind.
