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Science/Fiction
Doctoral candidate in English Aylin Malcolm’s class shows that when it comes to science, communication matters.
Protecting Philadelphia’s Urban Gardens
Undergraduate Piotr Wojcik, an urban studies major, wants to protect community gardens from disinvestment and big data.
Penn Undergrads and Decision 2020
Students analyze data in the classroom and then bring their skills to NBC on election nights.
A Time to Explore
The Penn Arts & Sciences Pathways video series highlights the intellectual journeys of undergraduates.
Wastes of War
Anne Berg, Assistant Professor of History, shows students a different side of conflict.
Food and Farming During the COVID-19 Crisis
Hannah Kass, LPS’20, on the U.S. food supply and the challenges facing farmers.
Between Critique and Action
The Penn Program in Environmental Humanities promotes interdisciplinary, collaborative teaching and learning with real-world impacts.
Out of their Elements
Chemistry faculty adapt to working remotely as the coronavirus stifles lab activity.
Lessons From Ebola
Alex Chen, doctoral candidate in anthropology, studies emerging disease preparedness.
How the End of the World Came and Went—and Came Back Again
Zachary Loeb, doctoral candidate in the Department of History and Sociology of Science, discusses the untold history of Y2K (and the living history of coronavirus).
OMNIA Q&A: Food and Farming During the COVID-19 Crisis
Hannah Kass, who is pursuing a Master of Environmental Studies, examines the U.S. food supply and the challenges farmers are facing.