Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences

The practice of art collection as a collaboration

As part of an undergraduate course, Penn faculty and students curated an Arthur Ross Gallery exhibition of works from the Neumann family鈥檚 extensive collection of modern and contemporary art.

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Interim Penn President J. Larry Jameson in a lab examining a piece of equipment.

Members of Penn鈥檚 choir.

Scott Hensley.

Salman Khalil swings his racquet during a match.

3D rendering of cells on a blue backdrop


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An advertisement for a runaway enslaved child from the 1700s.

People gather around a large map placed on the floor.

A person holding a smartphone that reads Substack on the screen.

Closeup of a Song Dynasty urn with snakes writhing across a ribbed surface

Alexander Schrier looks down from an upper floor of a building, standing behind waist-high glass panels.

A news reporter reporting on the scene in Istanbul.


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A branch of yellow witchhazel against evergreen foliage and a bright blue sky

Members of Penn鈥檚 choir.

Interim Penn President J. Larry Jameson in a lab examining a piece of equipment.

Eddie Glaude addresses the crowd with a large image of MLK in the background

Beth Winkelstein

Orlando Patterson speaks at a podium. Behind him, a screen shows the five fundamental principals of social beings


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Gobhanu Korisepati standing with his arms crossed.

A bustling office space.

Two middle school students in a classroom.

Law students seated outdoors in front of Penn Carey Law.

Dorothy Roberts teaching a class at Penn Carey Law.

Illustration of a person walking to a building in a city, one side is abandoned, the other side is revitalized.


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From left, research coordinator Nicolas Sarmiento, project manager Reenie Martins, research coordinator Lee Dengel, and trial sample coordinator Rutendo Manyeka in a hospital.

Scott Hensley.

Michael Ostap

A scientist with a pipette and a test tube with a computer screen in the background.

A cancer cell breaking up.

Medical concept of a doctor checking a patient鈥檚 heartbeat virtually.


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An elderly person who received a vaccine.

3D rendering of cells on a blue backdrop

Some of the equipment used by the Feng Group for transmitting light.

The minute nucleic differences detectable using the form of nuclear quadrupolar resonance.

Tyler Daniel using a pipette in a bioengineering lab.

Dark energy telescope with star trails


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Penn Center for Innovation celebrates 10 years

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