Block the Vote: Historical and Contemporary Challenges to Voting Rights
Voting rights are front-page news. Political science faculty break down the obstacles voters face and how those obstacles impact political processes, as well as analyze the past, present, and future forces that have or will have limiting effects on voting rights and democratic institutions.
Go to eventElevate Yourself Leadership Series: “COVID-19: Short-Term Industry Implications and Long-Term Disruption”
Professional Women’s Alliance (PWA), Elevate Yourself Leadership Series
The Penn Arts & Sciences Professional Women’s Alliance hosted a panel discussion on how COVID-19 has materially impacted the way we live and work. In certain industries, the effects of the pandemic may linger long after the threat of the virus has subsided. Hear from experts in the finance, retail, real estate and healthcare industries on the challenges COVID-19 has wrought, the actions they have taken in response to the pandemic, and their perspective on how their industries will change long-term.
Go to eventWater Exchange Speaker Series: The Water-Energy Nexus – Opportunities & Innovation
Join The Water Center at Penn for the next Water Exchange Speaker Series: The Water-Energy Nexus – Opportunities & Innovation
Go to eventThe Talmud in the Sea of Babylon
Join the Herbert D. Katz Center for the "Canon in Context" Series. RSVP is required for each virtual session.
Go to eventFels Public Policy in Practice Speaker Series with Elizabeth Vale featuring Dr. Drew Weissman and Dr. Katalin Karikó
Join the Fels Institute of Government and Distinguished Fellow Elizabeth Vale for the Fall 2021 Public Policy in Practice Speaker Series. Each virtual session will feature an interview and interactive virtual discussion. RSVP is required.
Go to eventTaking Action and Fighting for Racial Equity
Join Penn Arts & Sciences and experts in race equity and social justice for the first event in our new series, Conversations on Equity & Antiracism.
Hear from alumni fighting for equity and social change and learn about barriers to equity and actionable steps you can take to advocate for inclusion.
Featured Speakers
Victor Scotti, C’13, Program Manager of Global Emerging Talent at NetflixGo to event
Intersectionality in the Medieval Archive
Join the Herbert D. Katz Center for the "Critical Race Studies" Series. RSVP is required for each virtual session.
Go to eventGood Anxiety: Harnessing Fear to Feel Better, Think Better and Do Better
This event lecture series is hosted by Center for Neuroscience & Society.
Go to eventJohn Keats: Scientist & Poet
This event is hosted by the Kelly Writers House and co-sponsored by the Department of English and Penn Medicine.
Go to eventCritical Race Theory and the Atlantic Jewish World: Pathways and Roadblocks