Philly DA Krasner not alone among progressive prosecutors fighting GOP attacks Penn In the News Pennsylvania Capital Star Philly DA Krasner not alone among progressive prosecutors fighting GOP attacks John Holloway of Penn Carey Law’s Quattrone Center says that blaming prosecutor Larry Krasner for Philadelphia’s high trends in gun crime is too simplistic. In sprint to November, Democrats seize on shifting landscape over abortion Penn In the News The Washington Post In sprint to November, Democrats seize on shifting landscape over abortion Grad student Rebecca Wu of the School of Nursing explains why she switched her voter registration from California to Pennsylvania, with additional Penn students and organizers featured in photographs. Monkeypox vax has disproportionately gone to white Philadelphians. This clinic sought to balance that Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Monkeypox vax has disproportionately gone to white Philadelphians. This clinic sought to balance that Med student Elle Lett of the Perelman School of Medicine, who established Philly MPX Action to assist with monkeypox outreach, says that expanded effort for vaccine clinics is needed. Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman discusses how the Night Time Economy Office benefits all aspects of city life, creating a safe, thriving, and creative community 24 hours a day. With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Penn In the News With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Mark Alan Hughes of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy says that cities are powerful tools for collective action on climate change, noting that Philadelphia is vulnerable on climate adaptation but well-positioned to improve. Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Penn In the News WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Grad student Jay Arzu of the Weitzman School of Design served as a panelist at a Philadelphia town hall to advocate for the construction of the Roosevelt Boulevard subway. How do we teach history in America today? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine How do we teach history in America today? Abby Reisman and Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education join a team of Philadelphia educators to discuss American history, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, and other educational issues of 2022. Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food A doctoral candidate in religious studies, Dugan focuses on halal consumption: “What we make, what we wear, what sort of things that we eat, what we do with our bodies.” Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties Penn In the News The Wall Street Journal Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties William Whitaker of the Weitzman School of Design comments on the scale, origins, and effects of Society Hill’s Bingham Court development. Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists. Load More
In sprint to November, Democrats seize on shifting landscape over abortion Penn In the News The Washington Post In sprint to November, Democrats seize on shifting landscape over abortion Grad student Rebecca Wu of the School of Nursing explains why she switched her voter registration from California to Pennsylvania, with additional Penn students and organizers featured in photographs. Monkeypox vax has disproportionately gone to white Philadelphians. This clinic sought to balance that Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Monkeypox vax has disproportionately gone to white Philadelphians. This clinic sought to balance that Med student Elle Lett of the Perelman School of Medicine, who established Philly MPX Action to assist with monkeypox outreach, says that expanded effort for vaccine clinics is needed. Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman discusses how the Night Time Economy Office benefits all aspects of city life, creating a safe, thriving, and creative community 24 hours a day. With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Penn In the News With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Mark Alan Hughes of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy says that cities are powerful tools for collective action on climate change, noting that Philadelphia is vulnerable on climate adaptation but well-positioned to improve. Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Penn In the News WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Grad student Jay Arzu of the Weitzman School of Design served as a panelist at a Philadelphia town hall to advocate for the construction of the Roosevelt Boulevard subway. How do we teach history in America today? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine How do we teach history in America today? Abby Reisman and Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education join a team of Philadelphia educators to discuss American history, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, and other educational issues of 2022. Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food A doctoral candidate in religious studies, Dugan focuses on halal consumption: “What we make, what we wear, what sort of things that we eat, what we do with our bodies.” Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties Penn In the News The Wall Street Journal Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties William Whitaker of the Weitzman School of Design comments on the scale, origins, and effects of Society Hill’s Bingham Court development. Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists. Load More
Monkeypox vax has disproportionately gone to white Philadelphians. This clinic sought to balance that Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Monkeypox vax has disproportionately gone to white Philadelphians. This clinic sought to balance that Med student Elle Lett of the Perelman School of Medicine, who established Philly MPX Action to assist with monkeypox outreach, says that expanded effort for vaccine clinics is needed. Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman discusses how the Night Time Economy Office benefits all aspects of city life, creating a safe, thriving, and creative community 24 hours a day. With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Penn In the News With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Mark Alan Hughes of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy says that cities are powerful tools for collective action on climate change, noting that Philadelphia is vulnerable on climate adaptation but well-positioned to improve. Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Penn In the News WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Grad student Jay Arzu of the Weitzman School of Design served as a panelist at a Philadelphia town hall to advocate for the construction of the Roosevelt Boulevard subway. How do we teach history in America today? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine How do we teach history in America today? Abby Reisman and Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education join a team of Philadelphia educators to discuss American history, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, and other educational issues of 2022. Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food A doctoral candidate in religious studies, Dugan focuses on halal consumption: “What we make, what we wear, what sort of things that we eat, what we do with our bodies.” Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties Penn In the News The Wall Street Journal Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties William Whitaker of the Weitzman School of Design comments on the scale, origins, and effects of Society Hill’s Bingham Court development. Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists. Load More
Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman on nighttime economies and a Philly milestone Weitzman’s Michael Fichman discusses how the Night Time Economy Office benefits all aspects of city life, creating a safe, thriving, and creative community 24 hours a day.
With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Penn In the News With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation With COP27 approaching, cities like Philadelphia are ‘powerful tools’ for climate adaptation Mark Alan Hughes of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy says that cities are powerful tools for collective action on climate change, noting that Philadelphia is vulnerable on climate adaptation but well-positioned to improve. Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Penn In the News WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Grad student Jay Arzu of the Weitzman School of Design served as a panelist at a Philadelphia town hall to advocate for the construction of the Roosevelt Boulevard subway. How do we teach history in America today? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine How do we teach history in America today? Abby Reisman and Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education join a team of Philadelphia educators to discuss American history, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, and other educational issues of 2022. Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food A doctoral candidate in religious studies, Dugan focuses on halal consumption: “What we make, what we wear, what sort of things that we eat, what we do with our bodies.” Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties Penn In the News The Wall Street Journal Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties William Whitaker of the Weitzman School of Design comments on the scale, origins, and effects of Society Hill’s Bingham Court development. Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists. Load More
Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Penn In the News WHYY Radio (Philadelphia) Philadelphians push for Roosevelt Boulevard subway project revival at Saturday morning town hall Grad student Jay Arzu of the Weitzman School of Design served as a panelist at a Philadelphia town hall to advocate for the construction of the Roosevelt Boulevard subway. How do we teach history in America today? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine How do we teach history in America today? Abby Reisman and Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education join a team of Philadelphia educators to discuss American history, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, and other educational issues of 2022. Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food A doctoral candidate in religious studies, Dugan focuses on halal consumption: “What we make, what we wear, what sort of things that we eat, what we do with our bodies.” Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties Penn In the News The Wall Street Journal Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties William Whitaker of the Weitzman School of Design comments on the scale, origins, and effects of Society Hill’s Bingham Court development. Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists. Load More
How do we teach history in America today? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine How do we teach history in America today? Abby Reisman and Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education join a team of Philadelphia educators to discuss American history, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, and other educational issues of 2022. Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food A doctoral candidate in religious studies, Dugan focuses on halal consumption: “What we make, what we wear, what sort of things that we eat, what we do with our bodies.” Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties Penn In the News The Wall Street Journal Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties William Whitaker of the Weitzman School of Design comments on the scale, origins, and effects of Society Hill’s Bingham Court development. Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists. Load More
Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Max Johnson Dugan’s research on halal food A doctoral candidate in religious studies, Dugan focuses on halal consumption: “What we make, what we wear, what sort of things that we eat, what we do with our bodies.”
Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties Penn In the News The Wall Street Journal Good luck buying in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, where homeowners covet their I.M. Pei-designed properties William Whitaker of the Weitzman School of Design comments on the scale, origins, and effects of Society Hill’s Bingham Court development. Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists. Load More
Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Hey Mural Arts, graffiti is art, too. It always was In an op-ed, doctoral candidate Razan Idris of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that Mural Arts Philadelphia’s legacy is mired by a legacy of urban racism, including discrimination against local graffiti artists.