Student
Eyes on the Sky
Ashley Baker, GR’20, loves sharing the excitement of experimental astronomy.
Constructing a Child’s Reality
Joseph Earl Thomas, a Ph.D. student in English, explores childhood and family in an award-winning memoir inspired by fantasy fiction.
A Passion for Political Data and Public Service
Joelle Gross, C ’21, talks about her “life-changing” experience with the Penn Program on Opinion Research and Election Studies.
Where Are Black Women in Monumental Art?
Dixon Li, a doctoral candidate in English, reveals a critical missing piece in the public monuments discourse.
The Genome and the Biome
Rebecca Mueller, Ph.D. student in history and sociology of science, studies how infectious microbes like the coronavirus can affect communities of people with genetic vulnerabilities.
Outside Their Bubbles
The Undergraduate Data Science Hangout connects students and faculty across seemingly disparate disciplines.
OMNIA Photo Essay: Reflections on the Fall Semester
Penn undergrads on their first week of the digital fall semester, from classes to relaxation.
1.5 Minute* Climate Lectures (Video)
Professors and leaders from across the University unite in a series of virtual lectures to sound the alarm about the climate emergency.
A (Remote) Place of Belonging
Conducted online for the first time, the Center for Africana Studies Summer Institute for Pre-Freshmen continues to cultivate human connection.
Biology Grad Student Makes Dance Debut (Video)
Ammon Perkes, GR’20, joined his wife Chloe in a BalletX video about the first 100 days of quarantine.
Constructing a Child’s Reality
Joseph Earl Thomas, a Ph.D. student in English, explores childhood and family in an award-winning memoir inspired by fantasy fiction.
This is Your Brain on Religion
Saachi Datta, C’21, is combining her passion for religion and science on her path to becoming a physician.
Greeking Out
Breyasia Scott, C’20, discovered a new passion after taking Intro to Ancient Greece.
Penn Arts & Sciences Pathways: Omkar Katta, C'20 (Video)
Omkar Katta, C’20, chose mathematical economics as his major when he was influenced by a creative writing class during his first year.
New Math
The Directed Reading Program pairs undergraduates with graduate student mentors for advanced learning.