Upcoming Events

The Global Discovery Lecture Series lets you explore the world virtually, both far and near, with Penn faculty members and your fellow alumni community. Each live, interactive lecture features Penn professors sharing new and innovative research on a variety of topics.Go to event

NoBeC (Norms and Behavioral Change) Talks showcase interdisciplinary early career and senior researchers working on norms and behavioral change around the world.

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Join the Penn Alumni Water Forum on Friday, May 16th for the next edition of our Speaker Spotlight series which will feature a preview of our next Corporate Roundtable White Paper focused on Water Systems Structures and Governance.

This Alumni Weekend, join Penn Arts & Sciences’ Interim Dean and renowned Chopin scholar Jeffrey Kallberg for the inside story behind the recent identification of a lost Chopin waltz, a find that has captivated scholars and music lovers alike. Kallberg will perform the piece, discuss its significance, and take audience questions. Coffee and light breakfast will be served from 9–9:30 a.m. and the lecture will follow.

Be sure to stop by the Penn Arts & Sciences Tent for an opportunity to reconnect with other College alumni, take pictures at our fun photobooth, pick up some unique Penn swag, and find out about opportunities to get involved.Go to event

Modeled after the popular TED Talks, Ben Talks give our acclaimed faculty an opportunity to deliver their “ideas worth sharing,” bringing to life Penn’s innovative vision.

What do objects—both artistic and everyday—tell us about culture and history? This panel of Penn experts will explore the ways in which art and artifacts reflect, preserve, and challenge societal narratives. From contemporary art collecting to ancient Roman peasant life, the discussion will reveal how material culture connects us to human experiences across time.Go to event