Spring/Summer 2016 Issue of “Partners and Progress” Highlights Alumni Community
Twice a year, Partners and Progress, the publication dedicated
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Chemists Establish Fundamentals of Ferroelectric Materials
Ferromagnetic materials are useful because their magnetic polarization
Animals ‘Inherit’ Their Social Network From Their Mothers
In a newly published study in the journal Nature Communications
Political Scientist Spotlights the ‘Shadow of Unfairness’ in Democracy
In his new book The Shadow of Unfairness: A Plebeian Theory of Liber
Cooperation Emerges When Groups Are Small and Memories Are Long
In a new paper published in the journal Scientific Reports, Pen
Penn Arts and Sciences Offering Four New Minors
As of this fall, Penn Arts and Sciences will offer four new options for
Penn Back Then: Alumni Weekend 2016
Penn Back Then is a continuing oral history project begun in May 2005 b
Petryna Honored for Contribution to Anthropology
Adriana Petryna, Edmund J. and Louise W.
Spafford Wins NEH Fellowship to Study Japan’s Warrior Houses
David Spafford, assistant professor of East Asian Languages and Civiliza
Study Finds Well-Being Necessary Part of Public Policy Agenda
“Well-being can and should drive public policy, from the most local to t