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Following in Darwin's Footsteps to Teach the Public About Evolution

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A Career in Two Parts: Peter Decherney’s Journey From Film Scholar to Filmmaker

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Three Penn Alums Upset the Political Applecart and Make Hay

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Why Isn’t Shakespeare Dead Yet? A Status Update for the 21st century

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Brain’s Location Tracking Cells Use Transcendental Number System

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Found in Translation: Linguists try to preserve spoken indigenous languages by writing them down

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Young Alums in Action

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The Consequences of Childhood Inequality

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Field Notes: How Dorothy Cheney and Robert Seyfarth’s Life Among Primates Is Influencing the Next Generation of Scientists (Featuring Bonus Audio)

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Digital Deluge

Junhyong Kim and his collaborators pursue innovation in a sea of data.

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No Man’s Land

The Continued Long-Term Consequences of Mass Incarceration in the United States

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Telling a Story Of Sustainability

The Penn Program in the Environmental Humanities bridges disciplines

60-Second Lecture: "What Video Games Have Taught Me About Shakespeare" (Video)

Rebecca Bushnell, School of Arts and Sciences Board of Overseers Professor of English, says video games can teach us a lot about what drives character development in theatrical plays.

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A Neuro Pathway

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A Sustainable Past

Brian Rose Works with Soldiers, Children, and Other Stakeholders to Save Humanity’s Cultural Heritage

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