Campus Life
Ego
Ego of the Week: Jordyn Kaplan
Meet the aspiring teacher changing the world one student at a time.
by ANJALI KISHORE
Letter
Letter from the Editor 02.01.2022
On losing touch, accepting change, and being a bad friend
by EMILY WHITE
Word on the street
Decolonizing My Dress Code
My journey to realizing that my clothes do not define me.
by W. ANTHONY PÉREZ
Ego
Ego of the Week: Amiel Orbach
Meet the Engineering senior taking on the world of robotics, machine vision, and Harry Potter.
by ANJALI KISHORE
Letter
Letter from the Editor 01.25.2022
On pastel Tetris, packed schedules, and making time for ourselves
by EMILY WHITE
Ego
Will Sass is Already an Up–and–Comer in the Electronic Music World—And He's Only Getting Started.
Meet the beloved sophomore and DJ, whose recent remix of Trevor Daniel's "Alone" should be on your party playlist ASAP.
by ANJALI KISHORE
Ego
Ego of the Week: Nia Robinson
Meet the Wharton senior who's passionate about combatting inequity and injustice, podcasting, and chocolate cake.
by VIDUR SAIGAL
Word on the street
Reconnecting with My Roots
Facing graduation, memories of making applesauce as a child make me wonder if I should give up the city for a rural life.
by ALICIA LOPEZ
Ego
Ego of the Week: Emily Saperstein
Meet the Penn senior who has mastered balancing her passion for art and music with her love for numbers and code.
by ALANA BESS
Ego
Taking up Space: Furthering Queer Health Education on Campus
How Steven Chen is revolutionizing LGBTQ+ inclusivity at Penn and beyond with OurSpace.
by ALANA BESS
Letter
Letter from the Editor 01.18.2022
On pop culture, mystery novels, and inclusive journalism
by EMILY WHITE
Word on the street
On Gap Years and Growth
My year off led me to dream up a version of Penn that the school could never live up to.
by SAYA DESAI
Letter
Letter from the 'Penn, Interrupted' Editor
On getting old, looking back, and writing it all down
by DENALI SAGNER
Letter
A Culture of Kindness Begins with Our Sources
Letter from the Editor–in–Chief | If there’s one thing I’ve learned from running a magazine during a pandemic, it’s that reporting isn’t a transaction. It’s a conversation.
by BEATRICE FORMAN
Word on the street
On Grieving Unevenly During the Pandemic
How the COVID–19 pandemic caused grief for so many yet prevented us from mourning properly.
by FERNANDA BRIZUELA
Word on the street
A Love Letter To My COVID–19 Bubble
Reflecting on the little things that shaped my pandemic year, halfway across the world
by CINDY ZHANG
Word on the street
Notes From The Anxious Girl Underground
Navigating the anxiety of death and isolation amidst a pandemic
by MEHEK BOPARAI
Word on the street
Diary of a Former Pandemic Barista
Working at a coffee shop during COVID–19 helped me find connections to others.
by MEG GLADIEUX
Word on the street
I Tried to Solve Quarantine Loneliness With Hobbies. It Didn't Work.
Gardening, cooking, photography, and writing couldn’t replace the human connection I craved.
by SHEIL DESAI
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