Past Events
Contesting the Past
Graduate Student Workshop
Hybrid Event
In-person: PCPSE 335 (Andrea Mitchell Center Conference Room)
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How do societies remember their past, and how do those memories shape the present? This workshop brings together two graduate researchers whose work interrogates struggles over memory, media, and history in democratic and journalistic contexts. Lunch provided. Paper Descriptions…
Outgoing NPR Editor-in-Chief on Journalism and Democracy
PCPSE Auditorium (010)
133 S. 36th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
REGISTRATION REQUIRED: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Join PPR and the Andrea Mitchell Center for a Fireside Chat and Q&A with Edith Chapin, Former Editor-in-Chief of NPR. The event will feature a half-hour moderated conversation between Chapin and Dr. Jeffrey Green, Professor and Andrea…
CANCELED: A Conversation with Jonathan Treble (Wharton '10), Candidate for Congress in Arizona's 1st District
PCPSE 250 (The Forum)
133 S. 36th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
This event has been canceled -- apologies for any inconvenience. Join the Penn Political Union and Penn Dems for a discussion with Jonathan Treble, Wharton Class of 2010 and current candidate for Congress in Arizona’s 1st District. This conversation will focus on the broader…
Foreign Policy: Should the US be the World's Policeman?
4051 Spruce Street
What role does the US currently play in foreign policy? What, ideally, should we be responsible for in the world stage? Join the PPU, in collaboration with the Polybian Society, for a conversation.
Political Violence, Polarization, and the Prospect of Unity
PCPSE 250 (the Forum)
The Penn Political Union is pleased to welcome Penn Dems, Penn College Republicans, and Penn for Liberty for a dinner and discussion on the topic of “Political Violence, Polarization, and the Prospect of Unity” with Dr. Jeffrey Green, political theorist and the Director of the…