Ego of the Week: Laura Petro
This week's Ego is a funny fashionista who has a knack for writing and smoothie making. And don't get her started on Stanley Tucci!
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This week's Ego is a funny fashionista who has a knack for writing and smoothie making. And don't get her started on Stanley Tucci!
Don’t have time for a campus job, but need cash for all those BYOs this semester? Ego has a few suggestions for how to make money on your own time
Still getting asked about your summer internship? These Penn students sure are. From LA to NY and fashion to politics, they went beyond the usual coffee runs and did some pretty cool shit.
Speaking of sceney, this account–ironically–has 0 followers.
You go get a drink. Where? Here are ten recommendations for what to watch on Friday, based on where you get plastered on Thursday.
Have a destination in mind but feeling stuck on campus? Let us help you out.
You suck. Here's why.
Huntsman senior: I would never have sleepovers with my hookups—my breath smells like a diaper in the morning, and I get really self conscious about it.
In the United States, fewer than 1 out of every 1,000 people are diagnosed as “functionally deaf” before the age of eighteen. Only two of those students found their way to Penn.
This Wednesday, the ICA hosted its fall opening of exhibits by Christopher Knowles, Josephine Pryde and Becky Suss.
Chair of Lambda Alliance and a pop culture guru, this Ego knows a thing or two about advocacy, art history and Madonna. But what are his thoughts on Smoke’s pizza?
If Penn or Snapchat existed during the Renaissance, we imagine it would look something like this...
Fall is finally here and with it come the menu changes of your dreams, and we're not talking about the Sweetgreen seasonal salad.
“It was basically like going to college as a fourteen-year-old.”Sam Ax, now a Wharton sophomore, opted for the “clean-cut” look on the 2,300 mile flight from Phoenix to Boston.
The pope came to visit and this is obviously exactly how it went.
Sage words of wisdom from your elders.
Like funfetti cake on a fine dining menu, it was just plain fun.
Well–dressed bartenders, unexpected combinations and cooler–than–you vibes at The Franklin Mortgage & Investment Co. speakeasy: a dispatch
I got dinner at DanDan Restaurant, the new venture from the former managers of Han Dynasty.
Come because it’s trendy, stay because it’s actually good.