Politics on the Edge
IN THE “THE MITCHELL CENTER PRESENTS: POLITICS ON THE EDGE” SERIES, the Mitchell Center joins forces with the Philomathean Society, an intellectual society at Penn in operation since 1813, to invite outside speakers to discuss contemporary political issues in a convivial yet serious atmosphere. We will invite leading figures from diverse fields—journalism, political advocacy, academia, and art—to share perspectives that are fresh and novel, whether because of the topics they address, the provocative nature of their arguments, or their simple excellence. As with all Mitchell Center programs, these events are open to the public.
Upcoming Events
Past Events
The Libertarian Moment and its Discontents: Nick Gillespie
133 S. 36th Street, Auditorium
Perelman Center for Political Science & Economics
How the Amazon Labor Union Fights Back: Chris Smalls and Derrick Palmer
Politics on the Edge
133 S. 36th Street, Auditorium (Basement)
In-person event.
Ross Douthat: From Reaganism to Trumpism: How Conservatives Decided It Was Evening in America
Politics on the Edge
Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics
133 South 36th Street, Basement Auditorium
Carl Hart: Drug Use for Grownups
(and the Racist War Against It)
Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics
133 South 36th Street, Basement Auditorium
Herbert Lin: Cyber Conflict in the Real World
New Challenges to Global Security
Auditorium (Basement), Ronald O. Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics
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