Past Events
29th Annual Public Lecture: Carl Nightingale
"How American Urban Segregation Outlived Apartheid"
Listen to Dr. Nightingale's talk:
How American Urban Segregation…
"Urban Itineraries and Peripheral Spaces"
Penn Humanities Forum
The Penn Humanities Forum presents architectural historian Swati Chattopadhyay (Associate Professor and Chair, History of Art and Architecture, University of California, Santa Barbara), who invites…
Graduate Colloquium: "Beyond the Crimson Lily: The Founding of Florence in Medieval Political Propaganda"
NOTE: RESCHEDULED FROM MARCH 12
Please join us for the next Urban Studies Graduate Student colloquium, with coffee, croissants and conversation on Tuesday March 19, 9:30-11am, in the Urban Studies…
"The Meadows Neighborhood in Southwest Philadelphia: Recovering a Lost Landscape"
PennDesign
PennDesign invites Anne Krulikowski, Adjunct Professor and West Chester University and the University of Delaware, for a historic preservation lecture.
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Film Screening: Pull of Gravity
Penn Law
Penn Law is hosting a screening for the hour-long documentary Pull of Gravity…
Graduate Colloquium: "The changing landscape of Hauz Khas: Historical transformations in boundary and land use in ‘rural’ Delhi"
Author: Sudev Sheth, South Asian Studies
Discussant: Shahana Chattaraj, Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Lauder Institute
Abstract: …
The Debate for America's Future: Assessing the Viability of Public Education
This year’s annual L.E.A.R.N. education innovation conference, The Debate for America’s Future: Assessing the Viability of Public Education Solutions, examines current efforts to improve the American public education…
Graduate Colloquium: "Islands of growth in seas of decline or the engines for takeoff? An Exploration of Increasing Educational Attainment and Labor Markets in Metropolitan America"
Author: Stuart Andreason, City and Regional Planning
Discussant: Janice F. Madden, Professor Regional Science, Sociology and Real Estate
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From Tehran to Tahrir: Public Space Redefined
Iran Media Program at the Annenberg School for Communication and the University of Pennsylvania School of Design.
This day long symposium will run from 9:00 am to 5:15pm.
Race in the Academy Series New Directions in Scholarship: Re-Imaging Race in American Education
GSE Student Affairs Office
This is a Race in the Academy event sponsored by the GSE Student Affairs Office.
Dr. Ernest Morrell is a Professor…