After three years of construction, the newly renovated Quad opened all of its gates to Penn's Class of 2030. In August, the Quad welcomed nearly 1,300 first-year students into its three dormitories — Riepe College House, Ware College House, and Fisher Has... See more
From Desert to Oasis? Xi Jinping’s Tree-Planting Toast and the Future of U.S.-China Environmental Cooperation Last week, China’s President Xi Jinping shocked retired American teacher Ron Sakolsky by mentioning him in a toast at a White House state dinner ... See more
Few museums have reshaped their collections over the past decade as dramatically as the Pola Museum of Art in Hakone, Japan. Since 2015, the museum has quietly become one of Japan’s most active institutional buyers of international art, acquiring works by... See more
Extreme heat has impacted the daily activities of more than three-quarters of American adults over the past year, a survey by Penn’s Annenberg Public Policy Center finds. TheAnnenberg Science and Public Health survey, released on Sept. 17, examined Americ... See more
Smidd i den anti-japanske motstandskampen og beseglet gjennom Koreakrigen, hviler det kinesisk-nordkoreanske forholdet i dag på en asymmetrisk gjensidig avhengighet, preget av strategiske kalkyler, vedvarende mistillit og betydelige geopolitiske begrensni... See more
