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OSCARS 2017: The Glitter and Politics (Video)
Members of the Cinema and Media Studies faculty discuss the nominated movies, directors, and stars.
OMNIA Q&A: “I think it's part of our job as scientists to communicate effectively with the public.” (Video)
Physics graduate student Dillion Fox makes outreach part of his work.
Trump, Philosophy, and American Politics: Philosophical Implications of the 45th Presidency (Video)
Penn conference brought together scholars to discuss issues raised by the election, the transition of power, and the new presidential administration.
Energy Future of Post-Fukushima Japan (Video)
Ome Laila Balkhi, C'17, examines Japan's energy policies following the Fukushima power plant disaster.
Modeling the Diffusion of Military Technology (Video)
Joseph Gehler, C’19, aims to create a statistical model that portrays the spread of weapons capabilities.
OMNIA Q&A: Russian Interference with the U.S. Election (Video)
Featuring Mitchell A. Orenstein, professor of Russian and East European studies and Chair of the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Holiday Bells (Video)
A Penn Flutes Pop-Up Performance
Liftoff (Video)
Physicist Mark Devlin and his team of students harness cutting-edge technology to comb through the evolutionary history of the universe.
Making Multicultural Democracy Work (Video)
A special panel discusses multicultural democracy in a post-election world.
Election 2016: What Just Happened? (Video)
A panel of political scientists discusses the outcome of the election.
Dreaming in the Ancient World (Video)
Julia Chatterjee, C'17, draws comparisons between two historical texts to shed light on the interpretation of dreams in ancient societies.
Quechua Penn (Video)
A thriving Native American language program makes Penn a Quechua hub.
The Hot and Cold of Marine Plant Life (Video)
Yann Pfitzer, C‘19, ENG'19, describes the impact of climate change on ocean phytoplankton.
The Center for Africana Studies Summer Institute for Pre-Freshmen Celebrates its 30th Anniversary (Video)
Participants discuss the intense, weeklong course of study aimed at expanding students’ intellectual horizons and preparing them for life on campus and in the classroom.
New Realities of Latin American Migration to the United States: Implications for Policy Discussions (Video)
Emilio Parrado, professor and the chair of the Department of Sociology, discusses Latin American migration.