Penn Arts & Sciences

Penn Arts & Sciences has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Penn Arts & Sciences are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Apple Podcasts • X Besides social media accounts, pennsas has populated their site with: • 60-Second Lectures | Plants, People, Planet • Horizons Podcast Climate Science in an Age of Uncertainty | Omnia • Sharing Knowledge Across Borders | Omnia • thepenngazette.com • Celebrate Alumni Weekend with Penn Arts & Sciences | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Trello • A Crash Course in AI | Omnia • SAS Commons | Democracy and Knowledge: A Conversation featuring Mark Trodden and Sophia Rosenfeld • Kartik Kumra Was Ready for Indian’s Fashion Moment • Bend It Like Ben | Omnia • How the Brain Plays Tricks on the Eyes • A Breakthrough to Restore Memory | Omnia • A hands-on education of Pennsylvania and New Jersey ecology | Penn Today • City Limits | The Penn Gazette • Library Research in Action: An Interview with Mengliu Cheng • Illustrated Clearly | Omnia • The New Mind • How artists have depicted—and shaped—society’s relationship with the sea | Penn Today • The Hidden History of Harriet Tubman's Civil War Service | Omnia • At Work Joshua Anumolu C 23 | Omnia • Telescope s Last ACT | Omnia • Madeline Miller and Emily Wilson Tell Us What Is Epic About the ‘Odyssey’ - The New York Times • Training Tomorrow's Data Scientists | Omnia • Omnia 101 The Odyssey | Omnia • Opening the Lab Door | Omnia • Immortalized in Water and Paint | Omnia • Q&A: The first American pope | Penn Today • Office Artifacts: Jared Farmer • Disease Fertility and Inequity • The Declaration of Independence: Then and now | Penn Today • Research Roundup A Great Cup of Coffee Through Physics Math Nudges and More • Greenland s Fragile Ice Three New Takeaways | Omnia • Penn Arts & Sciences Data Driven Discovery (Video) • Cooperation Has a Downside | Omnia • Actor, director, producer, Penn alumna Elizabeth Banks to speak at 269th Commencement | Penn Today • Exploring revolutions through writing | Penn Today • Office Artifacts: Megan Kassabaum • Violence Interrupted | Omnia • Bridging Medicine and Business | Omnia • Elyse Kochman, C’20 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • A Public Calling | Omnia • Uncovering Oscar Wilde s Library • Recording oral histories in rural Uganda | Penn Today • Jasmine Fournier, C’08 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Knowledge by the Slice | Whither South Korean Democracy? (Video) • Pottery Progress | Omnia • Behind the Scenes of Rule Breakers • Dean Mark Trodden on what’s next for Penn Arts & Sciences | Penn Today • Letters from a Titanic Survivor • Grounded in Community | Omnia • Fine art and design using artificial intelligence | Penn Today • Spring/Summer 2026 | Omnia • 2025 School of Arts & Sciences Teaching Awards Announced | School of Arts and Sciences • Bob Dylan, Democracy, and Dissent: A Conversation with Jeffrey Edward Green • What Lies Beneath | Omnia Interactive • Omnia Magazine Fall/Winter 2024 • Charting a Course | Omnia • A Semester of Mentoring • Q&A: Juneteenth and the Emancipation Proclamation | Penn Today • Modern Medicine and the History of Graverobbing • A celebration of freedom, wellness, and community | Penn Today • The Social Structures That Shape AI • Political Scientist Marie Gottschalk Honored with Robert F. Kennedy Book Award | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • From Periodic Table to Libretto • A Haitian Heart – The Pennsylvania Gazette • India Floods and Learning Outcomes • Sophia Rosenfeld Elected to American Philosophical Society | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • The Missing Data Link • Getting to the root of it: Why soil matters | Penn Today • Jeffrey Kallberg Named Interim Dean of Penn Arts Sciences • The Math of Fitting In | Omnia • Can Sports Fandom Be a Religious Experience • Food for Thought | Omnia • From the Front Office to the Mural Wall • Penn students selected for Fulbright UK Summer Institutes | Penn CURF • Bill Adair, C’85, and Katherine S. Sachs, CW’69 • Why is everything gambling now? | Penn Today • Talking with Conclave s Mike Jackman C 85 • A different way of thinking about side effects | Penn Today • A Dialogue about the Past and Future of Democracy • Penn students and alumni awarded Fulbright 2026-27 U.S. Student Program grants | Penn Today • Unearthing the Secrets of an Ancient Greek City • Awards and accolades for Penn faculty and Centers | Penn Today • Inspiring Figures in Black History Video • Ampersand | Penn Arts & Sciences • Emergency Response • Penn fourth-year and graduate student named 2026 Knight-Hennessy Scholars | Penn Today • Omnia Podcast Democracy and Decision 2024 • Penn filmmaking class shares the stories of Philadelphia’s neighborhoods | Penn Today • Penn Arts & Sciences at Work: Ashley Gaines, C’96 • We All Can Just Get Along • Lucy Li | Penn LPS Online • Penn Arts Sciences Launches Plant ARC | Omnia • Migration in Color | Omnia • Penn Back Then | Alumni Stories • Ribbon Cutting Marks Dedication of James Joo Jin Kim Center for Korean Studies | Omnia • Peter Struck Named Stephen A. Levin Family Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences • Quakers Reunited | Omnia • Penn Science Café | Pushing the Boundaries of Human Brain Imaging: A New Era of Mind-Brain Research • A Moment of Reflection 15 Years in the Making | Omnia • The Price of Parenthood • Can AI Help Combat the Climate Crisis | Omnia • AI4GOOD Research Incubator • Penn third-year named 2026 Udall Scholar | Penn Today • Scientific AI • Three Questions The New Undergraduate Curriculum | Omnia • Penn ATLAS Shares 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics • College of Arts & Sciences Graduation 2026 (Photos) • Penn Lightbulb Café: A Lost Waltz Found • College of Liberal & Professional Studies Graduation 2026 (Photos) • Ego of the Week: Valeria Andrango • Graduate Division Graduation 2026 (Photos) • A novel and hands-on approach to teaching about technology and society | Penn Today • Penn Arts Sciences 2026 Graduation in Photos | Omnia • Nourish to Flourish | Penn Today • Penn fourth-year named 2026-27 Schwarzman Scholar | Penn Today • Empowering high school youth through immersive art mentorship | Penn Today • Penn Arts & Sciences Graduate Division | 2026 Graduation Ceremony • Philosopher in residence | Penn Today • University of Pennsylvania 270th Commencement - YouTube • Student Journalism During Unprecedented Times • Horizons Podcast Inquiry Innovation and Global Connection | Omnia • The role of history in how efficient color names evolve | Penn Today • How Quickly Can a Bubble Pop | Omnia • Ben Talks - Santa Monica • Championing the Humanities | Omnia • Who, What, Why: Gwyn Roberts, director of Penn’s Early Music Ensembles, on 18th century female musicians | Penn Today • The Transportation Archaeologist | Omnia • Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg speaks at Fels | Penn Today • Reimagining a shelter as a supportive space for childhood | Penn Today • Gold at the Marathon • Awards and accolades for faculty and graduate students | Penn Today • Holiday book parties | Penn Today • Get To Know Our ​​Communication Majors: Emmy Keogh (C’26) | Annenberg • Penn Grad Talks | Accepting Applications • Sacrifice versus suffering: Examining unheard stories of the past | Penn Today • ‘Are Civil Rights Enough?’ | Penn Today • Penn student develops a way for computer chips to run more efficiently | Penn Today • Mechanics of knitting | Penn Today • Classical Fun with a Hint of Trivia | Omnia • Penn Grad Talks | Professional Master's Category | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • 60 Second Lectures Spring 2026 Roundup Video | Omnia • Penn Grad Talks | Natural Sciences Category | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • First Year Reimagined | Omnia • Penn Grad Talks | Social Sciences Category | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Founding-era research and the social context of public institutions | Penn Today • Awards and accolades for Penn faculty and graduate students | Penn Today • When the Schuylkill swallowed the city: Lessons from Hurricane Ida’s historic flood | Penn Today • Ben Talks Boston 2026: Democracy & Knowledge | Flickr • The School of Arts & Sciences Announces SAS Commons • Penn announces nine 2026 Thouron Scholars | Penn Today • Making ‘light’ work of computing | Penn Today • Coming up clutch with Jana Dweek | Penn Today • Semiquincentennial Sampler | The Pennsylvania Gazette • History course brings Philadelphia’s ‘Revolutionary Stories’ to life | Penn Today • Gravity follows Newton and Einstein’s rules, even at cosmic scales | Penn Today • Science, Selfies, and Skylines with Penn Arts & Sciences | Vagelos Energy • The Surprising Upside to Sewage | Omnia • Horizons Podcast Empathy Inquiry and the Power of the Humanities | Omnia • Penn Arts & Sciences in the News • Penn fourth-year awarded Davis Projects for Peace grant | Penn Today • Amy Stelly, C’80 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Why Young Voters Tune Out | Omnia • Five from Penn elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences | Penn Today • Mathew Madhavacheril Shares New Horizons Breakthrough Prize | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes, C’95, to Speak at College of Arts & Sciences Graduation | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Debating Ethics on the National Stage | Omnia • Exploring the history of North American pastels | Penn Today • The Artemis II mission: Reflections on an ever-evolving relationship with space exploration | Penn Today • Caitlyn Chen’s path to becoming a physician-scientist | Penn Today • Class of 2026 President’s Engagement and Innovation Prize winners announced | Penn Today • Finding Common Ground Explaining Purpose | Omnia • New faculty explore how individual minds influence group behavior | Penn Today • Winners of the 10th Annual Penn Grad Talks Video | Omnia • Penn Grad Talks 2026 (Video Gallery) • Researching 17th century Caribbean freedom and empire | Penn Today • What Happens When an Iceberg Melts | Omnia • Four third-years receive Goldwater Scholarships | Penn Today • Penn fourth-year chosen as Gaither Junior Fellow | Penn Today • AI + Us featuring Konrad Kording | Penn AI • The art of retelling ancient stories: A Q&A with Steven Weitzman • 60-Second Lectures | Robot Reproduction: Are Cloud Labs the Answer to the ‘Replication Crisis’ • Ben Talks Boston | Democracy & Knowledge • Interrogating Violence in America | Omnia • 60-Second Lectures • An Education in School and in Life | Omnia • Who, What, Why: Kara Butler on museum education | Penn Today • Penn fourth-year Yash Rajpal named 2026-27 Luce Scholar | Penn Today • Social Justice Storytelling – The Pennsylvania Gazette • Penn Arts Sciences Pathways Luke Godsey C 26 Video | Omnia • David Albano, C’82 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Matthew Levendusky on civics, partisan politics, and teaching public opinion | Penn Today • Penn Grad Talks - Professional Master's Category • A look inside the political economy of early America | Penn Today • Who, What, Why: Katelyn Candido on improving surgical procedures and keeping health care human-first | Penn Today • Mapping the expanding cosmos: Dark Energy Survey unveils clearest picture yet | Penn Today • Rethinking Categories | Omnia • How Does Medicine Come to Be | Omnia • Sanlie Auyeung, C’15 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Who, What, Why: Alicia Meyer on the wonders of the Kislak Center | Penn Today • Music Friendship and a Podcast on the Side | Omnia • A Harbor in the Proverbial Storm | Omnia • Chapters of Change: The blossom of Penn’s professional schools in the 19th century | Penn Today • Horizons Podcast Today s Defining Challenges are Global | Omnia • How can people boost resilience? Karen Reivich shares some key insights | Penn Today • Lauren Every-Wortman, C’10 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Exploring Black America: A historian’s unique path of inquiry | Penn Today • Penn Science Cafe | Even a Physicist Can Learn to Knit: Unraveling the Science Behind Sweaters (Video) • In Defense of Small Data | Omnia • The Enduring Legacy of Rumi | Omnia Interactive • Penn fourth-year awarded a Gates Cambridge Scholarship | Penn Today • Studying Shakespeare through the lens of love | Penn Today • Jacqueline Boytim, C’10 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Ben Talks NYC in Photos | Omnia • Humanities Democracy and the Future of Knowledge | Omnia • Perspectives and Insight on Venezuela | Omnia • Upending What We Know about Dark Energy • Seven things to know about ‘Common Sense’ | Penn Today • A balancing act with Carly Oniki | Penn Today • Iran at a crossroads | Penn Today • Kwabena Abrah-Asiedu, C’10 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Can aging be treated at the cellular level? | Penn Today • Carlye Morgan, C’96 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • Discovering what powers community health organizations in Philadelphia | Penn Today • Bridging urban studies and psychology to tackle housing instability | Penn Today • Sustainable Success | Omnia • Literature and Medicine | Omnia • What s In a Face | Omnia • Ancient Inspiration | Omnia • Lifesaving breakthrough in bacterial behavior | Penn Today • Penn Science Café | Even a Physicist Can Learn to Knit: Unraveling the Science Behind Sweaters • Knowledge by the Slice | Venezuela: Perspectives and Insight • 20 breakthroughs of 2025 | Penn Today • Shots & Shut Eye: A Conversation on Health Care from Vaccines to Sleep • Ben Talks Miami: Art, Artifacts, and Society • Giving to Penn • 2025 Year in Review | Omnia • In Defense of Mariah Carey and Cassette Tapes | Omnia • Ben Talks New York: Art, Artifacts, & Society • Winter Break 2025 Spending Time with Family Eating Good Food and Applying for Jobs Photos | Omnia • Knowledge by the Slice: How AI Is Reshaping the Sciences through Machines, Minds, and Molecules • Evolution at a molecular level | Penn Today • Reflecting on Jane Austen, 250 years after her birth | Penn Today • How climate change affects migration | Penn Today • Fall/Winter 2025 | Omnia Magazine • The Woman Behind a Computing Powerhouse • How might AI shape the future of work? | Penn Today • Three Questions On Improv | Omnia • College Senior Among Two Chosen As Marshall Scholars | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Penn Arts Sciences Pathways Abigail Smith C 28 Video | Omnia • Gareth Nellis Named Director of Penn’s Center for the Advanced Study of India | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Quaker Quotes What do you wish you d known on your first day at Penn | Omnia • A Love Letter To Pop Music | Omnia • Formidable Framework | Omnia • A road map to reduce firearm harms by 2040 | Penn Today • Budding Questions | Omnia • Interdisciplinary Energy | Omnia • Alternate Paths | Omnia • New Beginnings | Omnia • Why Rental Support Works | Omnia • Cultural Curation | Omnia • Penn alum-owned restaurant becomes first in Philadelphia to win a Michelin star - The Daily Pennsylvanian • The W. P. Carey Foundation Commits $3 Million to Endow Interdisciplinary Professorship; Enrique Mendoza named Inaugural William P. Carey Professor in Economics | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Democracy@SAS | Penn Arts & Sciences • From Dark Energy to Data Science | Omnia • Penn Arts & Sciences | News | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree • Building Unity through the Humanities | Herman Beavers • Buddhism Behind Bars | Omnia • Penn fourth-year Florence Onyiuke named a 2026 Rhodes Scholar | Penn Today • Amanda Mintzer, C’06 | Penn Arts & Sciences at Work • New Katz Center fellowship amplifies study of antisemitism through classes, events, and community | Penn Today • When Player 2 is AI | Omnia • Meet the Dean in Wasington, D.C. | Flickr • Dorothy Roberts Receives Bioethics Founders’ Award | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Six Decades of Scholarship and Social Connections • 1.5* Minute Student Lectures - Climate Week at Penn 2025 FULL VIDEO • Does Time Heal All Wounds | Omnia • Fifth Local Economic Impact Award Goes to Office of Academic Excellence and Engagement | School of Arts and Sciences - University of Pennsylvania • Watch 1.5 Minute Climate Lectures (Video) • The Science of Us | Ampersand Podcast • $21M legacy gift supports Penn Arts & Sciences’ Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, the Penn Libraries, and Morris Arboretum & Gardens • Hope for a Healthier World | Omnia • Health @ SAS | Health Hub for Penn Arts & Sciences • 60-Second Lectures: The Constitution at 238 (Video) • Penn physicist Charles Kane to receive the 2025 Lorentz Medal | Penn Today • Meet Dean Trodden | Part Two (Video) • Meet Dean Trodden | Part One (Video) • AI Hub | Penn Arts & Sciences • Climate@SAS | Penn Arts & Sciences • Penn’s Benjamin Nathans reflects on his work and Pulitzer Prize win | Penn Today • A Celebratory Dedication for the Vagelos Laboratory for Energy Science and Technology • Vagelos Laboratory for Energy Science and Technology • 60-Second Lectures | Video Gallery