Graduate Alumni

Essay: Class on Campus

Two sociologists share their findings on the modern dilemmas of cross-class relations

Who Owns the Past?

Donna Zuckerberg *14 defends classics from the alt-right

Sociologist Wendy Cadge *02 Takes a Closer Look at Chaplaincy

From the Peace Corps to the State Department, Donald Lu ’88 *91 Embraces a Global Career

PAWcast: George F. Will *68 on Congress, Trump, and Reconstructing Civility

Columnist says leaders would be wise to remember Lincoln’s words: “We are not enemies”

Chris Hirata *05: Studying the Far Side of the Final Frontier

Kathy Roth-Douquet *91 Helps Military Families Connect, Overcome Challenges

Film Fellow Keri Walsh *09 Illuminates the Legacy of Women Method Actors

Professor and Coach Po-Shen Loh *10 Challenges Rising Mathematicians

Voices: ‘A Deeply International Experience’

On teaching architecture to the women of the American University of Sharjah

For Andrea Bertozzi ’87 *91, Math Opens Avenues of Collaboration, Mentoring

PAWcast: Carlos Lozada *97 of The Washington Post

A nonfiction critic talks about how he reads books — and recommends a few recent favorites

Energy Strategist and Former CIA Analyst Helima Croft *01 Says Always Check Your Assumptions

HuffPost’s Matthew Krumholtz *15 Embraces Interdisciplinary Work Outside Academia

Honors for Service

Paul Oyer *96 Goes Behind the Wheel to Study the Gig Economy

Q&A: Philosopher Kieran Setiya *02 on Dealing with a Midlife Crisis

PAW’s Q&A Podcast — April 2018

Q&A: Eric Johnson *03: Correcting History Through Legislation

Scientists Margarita 09 and Andrew Womack 11 Find Their Mission in the Kitchen

Economics: The Price of Our Energy

Study documents consequences for babies born to mothers living close to fracking

Lisa Pratt *82 Begins New Role as NASA’s Planetary Protection Officer

Two Startups That Received a Boost from the University

Ted Callon ’17 and Maia Jachimowicz *08: Seeking an End to Cash Bail

Philadelphia Bail Fund sets out to reform the bail system, with the aim of reducing inequality

Lives: Hugh Hardy ’54 *56

His Designs Brought Delight to His City