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At the time of its construction in the 1920’s, the South Street Bridge operated as a surface route for streetcars carrying passengers back and forth between Center City and West Philadelphia.
Q&A/Karin Brower
Photo credit: Candace diCarlo When women’s lacrosse coach Karin Brower arrived at Penn in 1999, she inherited a team that had put up only one winning season since 1984.
ARG director settling in
In her professional career, Lynn Marsden-Atlass has worked as a museum educator, an associate director of a college museum, an art historian and a curator. In her new job as director of the Arthur Ross Gallery, Marsden-Atlass will use these years of experience and her keen eye to shape, plan and execute exhibits at Penn’s official art gallery.
Staff Q&A: Pamela Edwards
Photo credit: Mark Stehle Penn can be a pretty overwhelming place, especially for students who are the first in their family to at
MBAs market new cancer treatment
Two Wharton MBA graduates have developed a start-up company, Solixia, based on new technology that will allow doctors to m
Eye on imagery
Photo credit:Candace diCarlo The average American is bombarded daily by countless images and pictures in magazines and newspapers, on TV and the Web
Clark Park
UCD/Mark Garvin WHAT: This nine-acre green space is located in the heart of University City, and is bordered by Baltimore Avenue on the north, Woodland Avenue to the south, 43rd Street
Green roof takes root on campus
Planted last fall, the Kings Court College House green roof —the first of its kind at Penn—is just now beginning to grow. Photo credit: Heather A. Davis
Staff Q&A: Stephen Fisher & Angela Norris
Photo credit: Mark Stehle Stephen Fisher believes that most communities are filled with people who want to get involved, but don’t know how.