In this issue of OMNIA, our cover story, “Perception is Reality—and Virtual Reality,” focuses in on a visual technology that promises to have a significant impact on research and everyday life. In “The Past, Present, and Future of Human Migration" our experts tackle questions about immigration and global inequality. And our alum piece, “A Summer Like No Other,” features prior interns from the RealArts @ Penn program, who give us an idea of the kind of impact the program had on their lives and careers.
Has Polling Lost Its Reputation?
A Q&A with PORES Director John Lapinski
A Summer Like No Other
Past RealArts@Penn interns share their experiences as the program celebrates its 10th year.
In the Classroom
A Meeting Of Minds
A new course brings together students from divergent disciplines with the hope of finding common ground.
Insomnia
Three Questions: Judging the National Book Award
James English, John Welsh Centennial Professor of English and Director of the Penn Humanities Forum, chaired the committee that selected the National Book Award winner in fiction last November.
Office Artifacts: Diana Mutz
Discover the stories behind the Samuel A. Stouffer Professor of Political Science and Communication's favorite office items.
Dean's Message
Editor's Note
School News
Marginalized Populations Project
Professor and Librarian Build Penn’s Mongolian Collection from Scratch
Penn Arts and Sciences Appoints Biden, Neukrug as Professors of Practice
Penn Partnering with Census Bureau for Research
2017 College Graduation Speakers
New Program Brings Students from India To Penn for MLA
Penn Arts and Sciences Initiatives Fund Inaugural Projects
Levin Family Dean's Forum Addresses Islamophobia
Faculty Honors
Meaning in Materials (Video)
