“As I continue this work today, instead of uncovering remnants of a flawed past, it feels more like a foreshadowing of a far darker future.” — Matt Black Join us at Public Trust for America's Geography of Poverty, a conversation with Magnum photographer Matt Black on Wednesday…

Islamic Socialism: The Difficulty of Justice as Equality Islamic socialists drew upon the centrality of justice in Islamic juridical and political thought to make a case for the coming together of Islam and socialism. Focusing on the ideas of two important South Asian…

Join the Penn Political Union, in conjuction with the Polybian Society, for a timely discussion unpacking the major foreign policy developments of 2025. From shifting alliances to unexpected diplomatic moves and global power realignments, Polybian aims to analyze what’s behind…

Sandipto Dasgupta, Assistant Professor of Politics at The New School for Social Research, will discuss his book Legalizing the Revolution: India and the Constitution of the Postcolony. He will be in conversation with political theorist Rafael Khachaturian. Anticolonial movements…

Please join the Penn Political Union, in conjuction with the Polybian Society, for a conversation on whether the courts should have a larger role in curbing executive overreach.