Biologist Dorothy Cheney and psychologist Robert Seyfarth explore the intelligence underlying baboons' social organization.
A new book by historian Steven Hahn takes up the hidden history of African American politics and the politics of writing history.
Penn political science faculty members weigh in on the new president’s challenges and opportunities for U.S. foreign policy.
Undergraduate Brooke Palmieri curates exhibit about the places in which we read.
American historian Bruce Kuklick shares his thoughts on this inaugural moment.
College of Arts and Sciences students discuss their research projects at the 2008 Family Weekend Research Poster Session.
Grad student Roger Turner explores the surprising connection between comic books, military training and the TV weather report.
Undergraduate Rebecca Sternschein traces the brain circuitry of art appreciation.
A summer internship transports senior Suzie Connell into the thick of the Dreyfus Affair.
Graduate student Shermin de Silva studies Asian elephants in Sri Lanka.
Psychology majors conduct research on a tropical isle.
Larry Rome and John MacDermott introduce students to cutting-edge motion analysis technology. Three biomechanics students share their eye-opening videos below.
