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Conceived by museum leadership and powered by philanthropy, each day, renovations of the Penn Museum's renowned Ancient Egyptian Galleries are one step closer to completion.

A Message of Gratitude to Our Scholarship Donors

In the late 19th century, Penn began to create buildings that were intended to fulfill the specialized needs of its various schools and departments. The first of these was the University Library, now known as Fisher Fine Arts Library, designed by renowned Philadelphia architect Frank Furness.

With its move to West Philadelphia in the mid-1800's, College Hall was one of the first buildings constructed on the new campus of the University of Pennsylvania. Built in 1870, this iconic structure was designed to serve a wide range of educational functions for Penn's growing student body.

Home to the Penn Relays, Franklin Field has been the stage for some of Philadelphia's fiercest athletic competitions. Explore the humble beginnings of this historic stadium and its adjoining gymnasium, Weightman Hall.

In the late 19th century, the collections of the University Museum were rapidly outgrowing their home inside the Furness Library. Four bright young architects worked together to build a new museum building, based on an ambitious plan and a rich blend of architectural styles.

Beginning in the 1890's, the University worked with the architectural firm of Cope and Stewardson to create on-campus housing for Penn students. Continued into the 1920s and then delayed by the Depression and World War II, the "Quad" was finally completed in the 1950's.

David Brownlee, Frances Shapiro-Weitzenhoffer Professor of 19th Century European Art at the University of Pennsylvania, outlines Penn's early architectural history-beginning with its first home at Fourth and Arch Streets in Philadelphia.

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Harrison Society Tour

Penn Named Scholarship Program Class of 2017 Thank You

Penn Medicine Scholarships

This film launched "Our Penn: Let the Conversations Begin", a multi-city event that brought Penn President Amy Gutmann, groups of undergraduate students, and a slice of campus life to alumni and friends near and far. From Atlanta to Hong Kong, Los Angeles to New York, Chicago to London and back again, current students joined Dr. Gutmann onstage on stage for a live and unscripted conversation ab...

This is Our Penn.

School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2)

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PennDesign Fellowships

Dental Diversity

Carnot Prize 2016

Grad Challenge 7

Dental Diversity

President Gutmann Thank You 2016

Thank You Penn Parents 2016

Shabnam - 2016 Fall Scholarship Celebration

Edgar - 2016 Fall Scholarship Celebration

SP2 Annual Giving

2016 Alumni Award of Merit Gala Interviews

Our Penn