Greg Johnson

Four members of the Penn community were recently honored with the distinguished Guggenheim Fellowship, an annual award given by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to accomplished men and women who have demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or extraordinary creative ability in the arts.

For more than half a century, the Middle East conflict has been one of the world’s chief foreign policy concerns—a situation that has greatly affected Arabs and Israelis, Christians, Muslims and Jews.

Photo credit: Candace diCarlo For 40 local eighth graders, Penn’s College Day was much more than just a campus tour.

Photo credit: Mark Stehle

John Moore, "A Fine Fall Day," 2008, oil on canvas As a child, John Moore would play in the vacant back lots of factories in Wellston, a working-class neighborhood in St. Louis.

Phase I of the University’s Penn Connects plan has begun with the development of

According to Kelly Writers House Director Jessica Lowenthal, the art of writing happens best in a community.

As governments around the world work to prevent their economic houses from collapsing, a group of distinguished Penn faculty came together Feb. 17 to assess the situation and begin imagining what the world will look like after the recession ends.

Photo credit: Mark Stehle In Swahili, a language popular in east Africa, Makuu means “home” or “headquarters.”

Photo credit: Mark Stehle Established in 1992, a year after the Republic of India enacted its historic economic reforms, Penn’s Center for the Advanced Study of India (CASI) focuses on the