The Penn Museum Library’s 8th annual student fieldwork photography exhibit will feature photos taken by Penn students conducting fieldwork and research across the world. Contributors include student photographers from Penn’s departments of Ancient History, Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World (AAMW), Classics, East Asian Languages & Civilizations (EALC), History of Art, and Middle Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Free and open to Penn students, faculty, and staff.

The Penn Museum Library’s 8th annual student fieldwork photography exhibit will feature photos taken by Penn students conducting fieldwork and research across the world. Contributors include student photographers from Penn’s departments of Ancient History, Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World (AAMW), Classics, East Asian Languages & Civilizations (EALC), History of Art, and Middle Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Free and open to Penn students, faculty, and staff.

The Penn Museum Library’s 8th annual student fieldwork photography exhibit will feature photos taken by Penn students conducting fieldwork and research across the world. Contributors include student photographers from Penn’s departments of Ancient History, Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World (AAMW), Classics, East Asian Languages & Civilizations (EALC), History of Art, and Middle Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Free and open to Penn students, faculty, and staff.

November 2nd, 2026- November 6th, 2026: Penn Nursing Admissions will be hosting a series of in-person sessions during this period. Please email admissions@nursing.upenn.edu for details.

The Penn Museum Library’s 8th annual student fieldwork photography exhibit will feature photos taken by Penn students conducting fieldwork and research across the world. Contributors include student photographers from Penn’s departments of Ancient History, Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World (AAMW), Classics, East Asian Languages & Civilizations (EALC), History of Art, and Middle Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Free and open to Penn students, faculty, and staff.

Just ahead of the US midterm elections, please join us for a wide-ranging discussion, featuring both Penn faculty and guest speakers, focused on the mathematical foundations of democracy, from districting and electoral maps to voting itself.

Presented in collaboration with James Joo-Jin Kim Center for Korean Studies

In the forthcoming book Remedying the Body (Stanford University Press, October 2026), So-Rim Lee explores a cultural discourse of plastic surgery in South Korea through the feminist politics of care. Pulling together archival and cultural materials from the 1950s to the 2020s, Lee takes Korea as a paradigmatic example to reimagine coalitional ways of surviving a world governed by oppressive bodily norms.

Professor Lee will be joined by Penn scholars Laurie Lee (Music), Soosun You (Political Science), and Emily Ng (Anthropology, on Zoom). Books will be available for purchase.

As one of the world’s leading nursing schools, we have been advancing science and delivering solutions, shaping policy and practice, and engaging communities to promote health for over a century. Join us in person to learn more about our graduate programs from the admissions team, program faculty, and current students. During this event, we’ll provide an overview of the admissions and application process, program-specific breakout sessions, discuss options for financing your education, and answer your questions. You’ll also have the opportunity to visit our beautiful School of Nursing and explore Penn’s historic campus. This event will not have sessions for the following programs. Virtual information sessions for these programs will be offered throughout the fall. Executive Leadership DNP Systems Leadership DNP MS in Nutrition Science Nursing and Healthcare Leadership PhD program

October 12th, 2026- October 15th, 2026: Penn Nursing Admissions will be hosting a series of in-person sessions during this period. Please email admissions@nursing.upenn.edu for details.

When does our environment stress us out? And when does it push us over the edge? Humans have managed to survive and thrive in environments all over the globe and beyond. From remote tropical forests to urban heat islands to the Himalayas to outer space, Dr. Mallika Sarma (Penn Anthropology, Director of the Health and BioBehavior Laboratory) explores how humans have (mostly) successfully navigated and respond both physiologically and behaviorally to the natural, built, and social dimensions of novel and demanding environments. With climate change transforming the environments we thought we knew, she asks what this means for human stress and resilience in the face of our rapidly changing future.

For more than three decades, the McGraw Prize in Education has recognized outstanding individuals committed to harnessing innovation to improve the lives of learners worldwide. Join the McGraw Center for Educational Leadership on October 6 for “Optimizing Learning for a Volatile World,” a dynamic Zoom panel featuring 2025 McGraw Prize winners Dr. Frederic Bertley, Dr. Cathy Davidson, Joe Wolf, and Rapelang Rabana. Moderated by 2014 McGraw Prize winner Chris Lehmann, the conversation will explore bold ideas and innovative strategies shaping the future of education.

The Penn Museum Library’s 8th annual student fieldwork photography exhibit will feature photos taken by Penn students conducting fieldwork and research across the world. Contributors include student photographers from Penn’s departments of Ancient History, Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World (AAMW), Classics, East Asian Languages & Civilizations (EALC), History of Art, and Middle Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Free and open to Penn students, faculty, and staff.

The Penn Museum Library’s 8th annual student fieldwork photography exhibit will feature photos taken by Penn students conducting fieldwork and research across the world. Contributors include student photographers from Penn’s departments of Ancient History, Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World (AAMW), Classics, East Asian Languages & Civilizations (EALC), History of Art, and Middle Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Free and open to Penn students, faculty, and staff.

The Penn Museum Library’s 8th annual student fieldwork photography exhibit will feature photos taken by Penn students conducting fieldwork and research across the world. Contributors include student photographers from Penn’s departments of Ancient History, Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World (AAMW), Classics, East Asian Languages & Civilizations (EALC), History of Art, and Middle Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Free and open to Penn students, faculty, and staff.

Dr. Damon Centola will be speaking to the CHIBE community about his new book at noon on Sept. 30th via Zoom. Registration is required to attend. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Professor Damon Centola about his new book release “Goodthink: The New Science of Collective Intelligence.” For decades, we’ve been taught that social influence inevitably leads to groupthink, resulting in conformity, polarization, and poor decision-making. Drawing on dozens of groundbreaking studies, Prof. Damon Centola challenges this widely held belief and reveals a surprising new science of crowd wisdom, showing that when people are connected through the right network structures, social influence becomes a powerful source of collective intelligence.

The foundation for lifelong health is established in childhood, creating a critical need for skilled nurses dedicated to supporting children and families through every stage of growth and development. For nurses who are passionate about promoting pediatric health, preventing illness, and guiding families toward healthy futures, we offer our Pediatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program. Learn more about this program from admissions and program faculty.

Hosted by Penn Nursing, this virtual information session provides prospective students with an in-depth overview of the online Master of Science in Nutrition Science (MSNS) program. Attendees will learn about the curriculum, flexible online learning format, and career opportunities in the evolving field of nutrition science.

Become an expert in managing care for acutely ill, traumatically injured, and chronically complex patients in both hospital and outpatient settings. Hear from admissions and program faculty to learn more about this program.

Please join us to learn more about the Leonard A. Lauder Community Care Nurse Practitioner Program. The program is dedicated to the education of nurse practitioners who will be a leading force in the advancement of clinical care in underserviced communities.

This innovative online program is designed to equip nurse leaders with the knowledge and competencies to drive organizational change, improve outcomes, and confidently lead interprofessional teams in a dynamic healthcare environment. Focused on strong leadership development, the Nursing and Healthcare Leadership Program prepares graduates for various leadership roles, including but not limited to Clinical Directors, Nurse Managers, Healthcare Consultants, Professional Development Specialists and Quality & Safety experts. Attend this session to learn more from admissions and program faculty.

Our Primary Care program teaches you to synthesize theoretical, scientific, and contemporary clinical knowledge to assess and manage health and illness from adolescence through the end of life. Hear directly from program faculty about what makes the program unique, and get answers to your questions about admissions, application requirements, and next steps from the admissions team.

Our Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program offers a holistic approach that blends neuroscience with psychotherapy and psychopharmacology. An advanced practice nursing degree for RNs interested in mental health care, it integrates assessment, pharmacological treatment, and therapy for a wide spectrum of patients – from children and adolescents to adults and older adults. Hear directly from program faculty about what makes the program unique, and get answers to your questions about admissions, application requirements, and next steps from the admissions team.

CURF’s Fall Expo is an exciting celebration of undergraduate research. Over 350 undergraduates are eager to share their research with you. Enjoy learning about the array of opportunities embraced by students at Penn. Stop by any time!

Join the MPN Program Director and Admissions to hear about our accelerated nursing curriculum.

As policymakers consider how to expand health insurance coverage, some have promoted consumer-directed approaches such as Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), tax-advantaged accounts for medical expenses. Do these models reduce costs and improve efficiency, or shift financial risk onto patients and discourage necessary care? Could they ever replace traditional insurance? And how might HSA policy be redesigned to broaden the benefits to more patients? This panel will examine the evidence and policy outlook for consumer-directed health care as a federal solution to expanded coverage, with a focus on affordability, access, and health outcomes.

An online program that prepares primary care nurse practitioners for the management of acutely ill, traumatically injured, and chronically complex patients across the country. Attend this informative session to connect with program faculty, explore curriculum and career opportunities, and learn about the admissions and application process.

Our Pediatric Acute Care NP program offers three different concentrations. No matter which you choose, you’ll learn the latest in pediatric advanced practice nursing from the very best in the field. The Neonatal NPN program (NNP) is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) prepared at the master’s degree level. The NNP is prepared to practice across a continuum, providing primary, acute, chronic, and critical care to infants and toddlers through age two. Hear directly from program faculty about what makes the programs unique, and get answers to your questions about admissions, application requirements, and next steps from the admissions team.

Mask and Wig and Bloomers Comedy’s Annual Free Show is a favorite tradition to kick off the year. The Cast will make you laugh until you cry, the Band will melt your face, the Crew will dazzle you with its sound and light programming, and the Business Staff will do what it does best: sell out the show. Ask your RA about tickets, send us an email, or reserve yours here. Come ready for a night of hilarious comedy and awesome music.

Join Penn Singers for Year 3 of our revival of Singers Cabaret! Mix and mingle with members of all 3 branches and see some of our members perform.

This is a FREE event.

The Weitzman Department of Fine Arts at the University of Pennsylvania and the Institute of Contemporary Art are pleased to present an artist lecture and presentation with Keith L. and Katherine S. Sachs Visiting Professor Zoe Leonard. This free public lecture is part of a series that gathers distinguished artists, activists, writers, and disruptors whose work engages with the social and cultural themes of our time.

Join members of the Theatre Arts Program faculty, staff and student body for food and information on our upcoming year of classes, productions and other events. All Penn students are welcome! We will be in the plaza just outside of the Annenberg Center for Performing Arts, which you can access from Locust Walk between 36th and 37th streets. In the case of rain, you can find us on the Upper Mezzanine inside the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.

HMS’s Community Day celebrates unity, diversity, and the boundless potential within each of our students. It’s a day when our community comes together to have fun, share experiences, and build lasting connections.

Join us for this FREE community event filled with friends, food, and fun! Features include photo booth, scavenger hunt, slime making, pumpkin painting, face painting, cotton candy station, balloon blast, game zone, handprint mural, fun run and roll, special demonstration by Philadelphia PowerPlay, food and beverages, and performances by Ants on a Log.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Join us at ICA Philadelphia for Wilmer Wilson IV: SKIRL!, an engaging new contemporary art exhibition that explores American history, ecology, and culture through a surprisingly familiar lens: the eastern gray squirrel! As the inaugural presentation of ICA’s new R+D research residency program, interdisciplinary artist Wilmer Wilson IV dives into Philadelphia’s past—where squirrels were first introduced into public parks in the mid-19th century. From Benjamin Franklin’s beloved pet rodent to modern viral sensations like TikTok’s Peanut, *SKIRL!* uncovers how these everyday urban critters reflect shifting ideals of community, belonging, and societal values. Featuring a dynamic site-specific installation, original sculptures, live performances, and works on paper, this thought-provoking exhibition invites you to re-examine the boundaries between “pet,” “pest,” and “wildlife.” Don’t miss *SKIRL!* at the Institute of Contemporary Art—where art, history, and ecology meet.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Drawing on the holdings of the University of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Winterthur Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this exhibitions features paintings, sculptures, and watercolor drawings of both notable figures, such as Benjamin Franklin, alongside depictions of daily life in Philadelphia by Gilbert Stuart, John Lewis Krimmel, members of the Peale family, and other artists active in the era of the Revolution. Curated by Dr. Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, Inaugural Faculty Director of the Arthur Ross Gallery and the James and Nan Farquhar Professor of the History of Art

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a series of curated online and in-person exhibits across campus. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the intersection of 21st-century technologies with rare historical artifacts in “Re/Make History” to the profound changes of 1790s Atlantic revolutions, as seen in “The Time to Right all Wrongs.” Further exhibits celebrate Penn’s 250-year legacy of medical education and uncover the essential, yet often overlooked, role of nursing, offering a rich engagement with historical and cultural narratives.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Boost your verbal fluency and share engaging discussions in a welcoming environment designed for confident language learners. Connect with friendly peers, exchange meaningful stories, and sharpen your communication skills effortlessly during this vibrant and relaxed gathering.

The fearless and powerful Compagnie Hervé Koubi returns to Philadelphia for the first time in over a decade with the mesmerizingly kinetic Sol Invictus. A fusion of contemporary dance, hip hop, capoeira and martial arts, this new work champions love as the guarantor of peace—affirming that, despite conflict, unity will triumph as humanity’s saving grace. Super-charged in both meaning and movement, the piece is set to a driving score by Mikael Karlsson, Steve Reich and Maxime Bodson. Sol Invictus takes its name from the “invincible sun” deity and Koubi’s dancers “could be mistaken for gods” (The New Yorker): fierce, weightless and seemingly a step beyond human. Don’t miss this company’s Penn Live Arts debut—“they change how you see the amazing” (The New York Times). “The dancers’ extraordinary moves are integrated into a poetic vision.” (The New York Times) Save up to 35% by including this performance in a subscription! » Learn more Single tickets will go on sale in early August.

Brighten your walk down Sansom Street with our newest public art installation! The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) presents Entryways: Saif Azzuz, a striking site-specific window display designed to welcome visitors and inspire curiosity. Inspired by his heritage as a member of the Yurok Tribe, artist Saif Azzuz blends vibrant abstract graphics with themes of native plants and Indigenous land stewardship. For this project, Azzuz draws from the natural history of Philadelphia to transform ICA’s windows into an inviting entry point for exploring how communities and nature thrive together. Stop by ICA Philadelphia to experience this captivating artwork right from the street!

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Enjoy a leisurely afternoon conducting visual research in the Fisher Fine Arts Library.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

Learn to sew a simple binding on a paper planner and plot out important dates for your Fall semester.

Looking for a friendly group with whom to eat while knitting, crocheting, or doing other creative things? Bring your own lunch and craft supplies.

Want peer-to-peer support from other students as you write your thesis, grant proposals, and/or creative pieces? Then you are welcome to join the Weekly Co-Working Group.

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From artists’ books, magazines, and museum catalogues to opening announcements, advertisements, and event scores, printed matter has long been a dynamic element of art discourse and practice. But these materials, ephemeral by nature, have not always been preserved. Today, with our unprecedented access to information—virtual, downloadable, on-demand—there is a renewed interest in print’s material dimensions…

Registered employers will be announced in the summer of 2026. You are welcome to register for the fair now; check back in the summer for the list of employers attending. Join us in-person on Thursday, September 10th for CareerLink 2026! This university-wide career fair covers a range of industries. Enhance your search for full-time postgraduate positions and/or summer internships by taking the opportunity to connect to a variety of employers. This Career fair is open to all on-campus students, post-docs, and alumni served by the Career Services office.

Discover a vibrant, inclusive sanctuary in West Philly where wellness meets social equity. This community-centered landmark is a holistic hidden-gem, offering a diverse range of affordable yoga, meditation, and healing arts like acupuncture and massage. The atmosphere is warm, peaceful, and creative, doubling as a lively cultural hub for performances, art exhibits, and grassroots meetings. Whether you’re seeking a soulful morning flow or an inspired afternoon workshop, the energy is consistently welcoming and authentic. A profound, sober space that remains a top-tier third-space for the neighborhood!

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Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

This special installation honors the more-than-250-year legacy of medical education at the University of Pennsylvania. On view through November 9, 2026. The display is located on the main level of the Holman Biotech Commons in the Holman Reading Room. Penn students, faculty, and staff can visit the Biotech Commons anytime the library is open. All other visitors are welcome on weekdays before 6:00pm.

Drawing on the holdings of the University of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Winterthur Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this exhibitions features paintings, sculptures, and watercolor drawings of both notable figures, such as Benjamin Franklin, alongside depictions of daily life in Philadelphia by Gilbert Stuart, John Lewis Krimmel, members of the Peale family, and other artists active in the era of the Revolution. Curated by Dr. Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, Inaugural Faculty Director of the Arthur Ross Gallery and the James and Nan Farquhar Professor of the History of Art

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic array of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse library collections. Attendees can delve into themes ranging from the application of 21st-century technologies to rare books and artifacts in “Re/Make History,” to historical surveys of the 1790s Atlantic revolutions, or celebrate the extensive legacy of medical education at Penn. These curated displays offer unique historical and cultural insights from across the university’s various library locations, with new exhibits regularly opening.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

SPAN brings together 50+ student performing arts groups and hundreds of new Penn performing artists for a whirlwind collage of short, get-to-know-you performances. Organized and produced by the PAC Executive Board with support from Platt Student Performing Arts House and the PAC Shop, this night of entertainment invites all students, but especially first-year and transfer students, to get a taste for the wide variety of performing clubs at Penn before entering audition season each fall.

Arts & Culture From the one of a kind museums on campus to accomplished student performances in music, dance, and theater, culture and the arts play a leading role in life at Penn.

SPAN brings together 50+ student performing arts groups and hundreds of new Penn performing artists for a whirlwind collage of short, get-to-know-you performances. Organized and produced by the PAC Executive Board with support from Platt Student Performing Arts House and the PAC Shop, this night of entertainment invites all students, but especially first-year and transfer students, to get a taste for the wide variety of performing clubs at Penn before entering audition season each fall.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Bring your friends, your favorite lawn chairs, and your absolute best dance steps for an extraordinary evening of soul-stirring house music, infectious grooves, and pure, unfiltered energy! As a premier highlight of the University City Summer Series—proudly presented by University City District and the Philadelphia Music Alliance—Philadelphia’s ultimate house music royalty, Lady Alma and Band, are making their triumphant return to The Lawn at uCity Square for a massive, FREE outdoor concert experience you won’t want to miss.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Fall class registration is now open! In Depth 8 Week Classes at Black Hound Clay Studio West. Wheelthrowing Classes for adults.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Please join the Arthur Ross Gallery for The Fugitivity of Water, a lecture-performance by Ralph Lemon, the David Evans Family Artist-in-Residence at the Arthur Ross Gallery. This event will be held in the Kleinman Forum, 4th floor, Fisher Fine Arts Library. 

Over the course of the summer, Lemon conducted research exploring architectural  shadows, drawing on the Penn Libraries collections and the architecture of Frank Furness’s landmark Anne & Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library. This lecture-performance will integrate Lemon’s ongoing artistic research on water as a metaphor and his recent archival research on the Fisher Fine Arts Library. 

About Ralph Lemon

Ralph Lemon has spent more than four decades working across choreography, writing,  drawing, and performance. He founded the Ralph Lemon Dance Company in 1985 and  led it for a decade before pursuing long-form, research-driven projects, a turn that  reshaped his practice and helped redefine the terms of postmodern performance in New  York. In the years since, his work has moved fluidly between the stage, the museum,  and the page, earning him recognition as one of the essential American artists of his  generation. 

Works by Lemon are in important public collections such as the Studio Museum in  Harlem, the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Museum of Modern Art, and the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. Currently he is a Visual Arts Mentor at Columbia  University School of the Arts. He has held fellowships and residencies at Yale University, Stanford University, Brown University, Temple University, Princeton  University, the Krannert Center at the University of Illinois, and the Museum of Modern Art. 

Among his many awards, Lemon received a 2020 MacArthur “Genius” Grant from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. In 2022 he won the Bucksbaum Award  for his work included in that year’s Whitney Biennial, and in 2024 he was awarded a  Pew Fellowship in the Arts. Lemon received a 2015 National Medal of Arts from  President Barack Obama. He is a 2018 recipient of the Heinz Family Foundation Award,  and a 2009 Guggenheim Fellowship. Lemon was honored with one of the first Doris  Duke Performing Artist Awards (2012); he was also one of the first artists to receive the  United States Artists Fellowship (2006).

About the David Evans Family Artist Residency 

The David Evans Family Artist-in-Residence program at the Arthur Ross Gallery is made possible by the generous support of David Evans. He earned his MBA at Penn’s Wharton School in 1970 and received an Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters from Muskingum College in 2008. After retiring from an investment career, he partnered in real estate development and historic home renovations. 

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Experience an evening of music, creativity, and connection at LoveTypeBeat, an event celebrating the power of sound and artistic expression. Enjoy a unique atmosphere filled with carefully curated beats, inspiring performances, and opportunities to connect with fellow music lovers. Whether you’re a fan of live sounds, discovering new artists, or simply looking for a memorable night out, LoveTypeBeat offers a space where music and community come together. Join the celebration and immerse yourself in an engaging experience built around rhythm, creativity, and good vibes.

Experience an evening of music, creativity, and connection at LoveTypeBeat, an event celebrating the power of sound and artistic expression. Enjoy a unique atmosphere filled with carefully curated beats, inspiring performances, and opportunities to connect with fellow music lovers. Whether you’re a fan of live sounds, discovering new artists, or simply looking for a memorable night out, LoveTypeBeat offers a space where music and community come together. Join the celebration and immerse yourself in an engaging experience built around rhythm, creativity, and good vibes.

Brighten your walk down Sansom Street with our newest public art installation! The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) presents Entryways: Saif Azzuz, a striking site-specific window display designed to welcome visitors and inspire curiosity. Inspired by his heritage as a member of the Yurok Tribe, artist Saif Azzuz blends vibrant abstract graphics with themes of native plants and Indigenous land stewardship. For this project, Azzuz draws from the natural history of Philadelphia to transform ICA’s windows into an inviting entry point for exploring how communities and nature thrive together. Stop by ICA Philadelphia to experience this captivating artwork right from the street!

Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Celebrate John Coltrane’s Birthday at The Yard at the John Coltrane House!

Cake and cupcakes
Live performances by the Hines Creative Arts Initiative
HopePHL NAC Summer Book Club Discussion – Coltrane on Coltrane
Make a John Coltrane keepsake box – Come Early!

Bridges to Wealth meetings are on the second Monday of each month starting at 5:00pm online. Bridges to Wealth aims to close the wealth gap community by community. Contact Kevin Brown for the meeting link.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

2026 marks the centennial of Michel Foucault’s birth and the 50-year anniversary of the publication of his landmark History of Sexuality, Vol. 1. This two-day symposium offers a renewed assessment of Foucault’s thought, bringing together an international group of Foucault specialists to consider the manifold implications of his expanding corpus.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Celebrate 100 years of groundbreaking ideas at The Foucault Century! Join us for an inspiring two-day symposium honoring Michel Foucault’s centennial birth anniversary and the 50th anniversary of his landmark text, The History of Sexuality, Vol. 1. Discover fresh perspectives on Foucault’s enduring legacy in philosophy, power dynamics, and critical theory alongside leading thinkers. Space is limited—please register for each day separately to secure your spot today!

Exhibit To Secure These Rights: 150 Years of Women at Penn Discover the 150-year journey of the women who challenged stereotypes, demanded justice, and transformed the University of Pennsylvania. calendar_month August 31 –
December 11, 2026 location_on Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center, 1st floor group Open to the Public

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Get ready, Philly! Catch American Aquarium live in Philadelphia, PA on September 7, 2026, for an unforgettable night of incredible music and high-energy performances. Lock in your American Aquarium concert tickets today through Vivid Seats and shop with complete confidence thanks to our 100% Buyer Guarantee. Don’t miss out on one of the year’s best live shows—grab your seats now and experience the magic in person!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Ready to unleash your inner rockstar? Join us for Karaoke Thursdays at Two Locals Brewing Co. in University City, Philly! Hosted by @chiefsayso every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month, it’s the ultimate night of live music, singing, and fresh craft beer. Gather your crew, warm up those vocal cords, and enjoy local brews at University City’s only brewery. Whether you’re taking the mic or cheering from the crowd, it’s the best Thursday night fun in Philadelphia. See you on stage!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

On a daring adventure in the deep, dark woods, Mouse encounters the sly Fox, an eccentric old Owl and the high-spirited Snake. Will Mouse’s story of a terrible Gruffalo save him from becoming dinner for these hungry woodland creatures? Brought to life by London’s Tall Stories, this magical, musical adaptation of the award-winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler celebrates its 25th anniversary, following sold-out runs on Broadway and in the West End. An “irresistibly charming tale told with refreshing simplicity” (The Times), this much-loved monster of a show is full of songs, laughs and scary fun for littles. But don’t worry, there’s nothing to fear. For don’t you know? There’s no such thing as a Gruffalo… Save up to 35% by including this performance in a subscription! » Learn more

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Wednesdays are for fishing! All ages are welcome, no experience is necessary. Free rods, tackle, bait, and basic instruction for catch-and-release fishing on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last. Catch and release only. No fishing license or pre-registration is required. Program runs weekly from May 6 – August 26 and may be canceled in the event of inclement weather or unsafe river conditions.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Brighten your walk down Sansom Street with our newest public art installation! The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) presents Entryways: Saif Azzuz, a striking site-specific window display designed to welcome visitors and inspire curiosity. Inspired by his heritage as a member of the Yurok Tribe, artist Saif Azzuz blends vibrant abstract graphics with themes of native plants and Indigenous land stewardship. For this project, Azzuz draws from the natural history of Philadelphia to transform ICA’s windows into an inviting entry point for exploring how communities and nature thrive together. Stop by ICA Philadelphia to experience this captivating artwork right from the street!

A man is handing a woman a $1 bill in exchange for treats for his pet.

UCD’s popular street festival brings thousands of visitors to Baltimore Avenue between 40th and 51st Streets to experience $1, $3, and $5 deals from local businesses, plus live music, arts and crafts activities, and plenty of fun surprises. The Stroll returns on Thursday, September 3rd. Check out the Dollar Stroll page to explore vendors, entertainment, and more! https://www.universitycity.org/stroll/

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

La fecha límite anual para solicitar la exención de vivienda familiar (Homestead Exemption) en Filadelfia. Esta exención reduce la parte imponible del valor tasado de su propiedad principal en 100.000 dólares.

Who knows what we’ll find in the Garden?  Come with us to explore!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first and third Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

The Peoplehood Parade joyfully lifts up PEOPLE, especially the everyday Philadelphians working toward collective liberation. Activists, neighbors, and youth come together each Fall to build Peoplehood’s giant puppets, banners, and performances that celebrate Philly’s justice movements and nurture community connections.

Join us during one of the prettiest times of year and make some colorful art!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Join us for Hold for Florian, an inspiring community performance session and artistic gathering hosted by artist Florian! Connect with local creators, experience live performance art, and share your creative energy in a welcoming, collaborative space. Whether you’re a performer, art lover, or curious neighbor, everyone is invited to be part of this unique artistic experience. Come create, connect, and celebrate community art with us!

Who knows what we’ll find in the Garden?  Come with us to explore!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Find out what it takes to get ready to sleep for the whole winter!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Get ready to awaken your inner strength at Night of the Living Deadlift 3! Presented by Ground Up Barbell Club, this high-energy community deadlifting showcase brings lifters of all levels together for an unforgettable night of heavy lifts, big PRs, and epic fun. Whether you’re stepping onto the platform or cheering on local powerlifters from the crowd, come experience the ultimate spooktacular strength event. Join our amazing fitness community and help us bring the heavy weights to life!

Celebrate the magic of autumn at Fall Fest! Join our vibrant community celebration packed with live music, delicious local food, and fun seasonal activities for all ages. From festive games to cozy autumn treats, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Bring your friends and family for an unforgettable day of fall fun—we can’t wait to see you there!

Ready for an unforgettable plant-based flavor adventure? Join us at the La Llamita Vegana pop-up to savor 100% vegan Peruvian specialties and authentic street food! Treat your taste buds to bold, vibrant Peruvian cuisine crafted entirely from plants. Come hungry and enjoy the best vegan eats around—see you there!

Ready for an unforgettable plant-based flavor adventure? Join us at the La Llamita Vegana pop-up to savor 100% vegan Peruvian specialties and authentic street food! Treat your taste buds to bold, vibrant Peruvian cuisine crafted entirely from plants. Come hungry and enjoy the best vegan eats around—see you there!

Join us for Hold @ren.ascends, an unforgettable night of live music, art, and immersive creativity! Get ready for an atmospheric evening packed with mesmerizing soundscapes and incredible showcases from talented artists. Whether you’re a passionate music lover or looking for the ultimate night out, this is an event you won’t want to miss. Don’t wait—secure your spot today and experience the magic!

2026 marks the centennial of Michel Foucault’s birth and the 50-year anniversary of the publication of his landmark History of Sexuality, Vol. 1. The Foucault Century, a symposium at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, offers a renewed assessment of Foucault’s thought. The symposium will bring together an international group of Foucault specialists to consider a range of problems in the contemporary assessment of Foucault.

Experience a thoughtfully crafted night of music and outdoor leisure, presented by Brad F. Designed for those who appreciate good tunes and a refined, relaxed atmosphere, this evening promises great sound, beautiful ambient surroundings, and an effortless backyard vibe.

Welcome the new season at Soulquinox—the ultimate equinox soul and music celebration hosted by Chris Perri! Immerse yourself in an unforgettable night of soulful rhythms, uplifting music, and incredible community vibes. Whether you’re a lifelong soul music lover or just looking for a great night out, Soulquinox is the place to be. Join us, dance the night away, and feel the music!

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Keep the energy going at the official QAMP Afterparty + Mixer, hosted by Lavender Panzies! Join our vibrant community for an unforgettable evening of networking, dancing, and genuine connection. Whether you’re looking to meet fellow creatives, catch up with friends, or simply unwind after the main event, this inclusive LGBTQ+ social gathering is the place to be. Don’t miss out on the ultimate queer community mixer—come celebrate with us!

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Join us for “Hold for Maya,” an unforgettable evening of live musical performances hosted by Maya! Experience incredible live music, vibrant energy, and talented artists all in one night. Don’t miss out—grab your friends and join us for an amazing music event you’ll be talking about all week!

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Get ready for an unforgettable night at the Spiral Q Fundraiser: Puppet Karaoke & Dance Party! Grab a puppet, take the mic to sing your favorite tunes, and show off your best moves at our high-energy dance party. Join us for a fun, one-of-a-kind benefit event supporting Spiral Q’s vital community arts and activism work. Bring your friends, sing your heart out, and dance for a great cause—get your tickets today!

Who knows what we’ll find in the Garden?  Come with us to explore!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

poem club is a new PWYW poetry writing evening for poetry enjoyers of all levels. bring a notebook!

Kick off a great cause with the Philadelphia Falcons Soccer Club! Join us for a fun-filled community fundraiser and celebration supporting local soccer in Philly. Connect with fellow fans, enjoy exciting entertainment, and help our club thrive on and off the field. Grab your friends and celebrate with us—get your tickets today to support Philadelphia sports!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

Join us for an unforgettable night of live music at The Monthly Fund : Musicopia! Enjoy incredible local talent while supporting youth music education and community arts. Every ticket directly benefits Musicopia, empowering young musicians and keeping music alive in our schools. Grab your friends, support a great cause, and celebrate our local music scene!

Join Byrd Cancer Foundation and Sis Is Teal for movement, tea, reflection, and ovarian cancer awareness.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

Ready to light up your summer? Step into the ultimate night out at DJ Jamz presents Watermelon Glow! Get hyped for a high-energy summer dance party featuring electrifying beats, neon glowing decor, and refreshingly sweet vibes. Grab your crew, hit the dance floor, and shine all night long at the season’s hottest nightlife event!

Ready to turn up the heat? SWEATFEST 2 is back! Presented by Lying Battery & Idiot Lips, this high-energy live music showcase promises an unforgettable night of incredible bands, electric performances, and non-stop concert vibes. Don’t miss the ultimate live music event—grab your tickets today and get ready to sweat!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

PLEASE NOTE: Registered employers will be announced in the summer of 2026. You are welcome to register for the fair now; check back in the summer for the list of employers attending. Join us in-person on Thursday, September 10th for CareerLink 2026! This university-wide career fair covers a range of industries. Enhance your search for full-time postgraduate positions and/or summer internships by taking the opportunity to connect to a variety of employers. This Career fair is open to all on-campus students, post-docs, and alumni served by the Career Services office.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

Get ready for an unforgettable night of live music with “Hold for John Vogel”! Hosted by John Vogel, this energetic evening performance brings you incredible tunes, fantastic vibes, and the ultimate local night out. Grab your friends and join us for a memorable live show—reserve your spot today!

Experience the power of sound at Music Saved My Life, an uplifting community gathering and live music showcase presented by Play Cousins Philly and Soundwave Market! Join us in Philadelphia for an unforgettable event featuring inspiring local artists, vibrant performances, and meaningful community connections. Discover how music heals, unites, and transforms lives—grab your crew and come celebrate the rhythm of life!

Get ready for the ultimate neighborhood party at Alphabet Soup Events! Join your local community for an unforgettable evening of live music, dancing, and great vibes. Bring your friends, meet your neighbors, and celebrate with us. Don’t miss out on the fun—come dance the night away!