Playlists
Style
From Stars Hollow to Your Closet, the 'Gilmore Girls' Aesthetic Returns
The recent online craze surrounding the show's influence on fall fashion is a mark of the show’s enduring association with fall.
by ANNA O'NEILL–DIETEL
Arts
Jennifer Egan's Homecoming: A Writer's Journey Back to Penn
A conversation about writing, criticism, and the English major
by LUIZA LOUBACK
Film
Finding Humanity in Horror
What can horror movies and scary stories tell us about ourselves?
by JULIA FISCHER
Music
What Happened to the Campaign Song?
Although one of America’s proudest political traditions has fallen by the wayside, a look into the winners and losers of Presidential anthems can give us a better idea of how to succeed in politics.
by NISHANTH BHARGAVA
Features
Out of the Closet, Not Out of the Woods
Balancing joy and risk, coming out (and not) holds different meanings for the queer community.
by KEIRA FENG
Focus
How One Bill Can Put an End to All Medical Deportations in Philadelphia
Councilmember Jim Harrity’s new bill shines light on ‘medical repatriation’ in the Philadelphia community and calls for a broader examination of hospitals’ treatment of medically vulnerable immigrants and refugees.
by CHLOE NORMAN
Film
The Letterboxd–ification of Moviegoing
For dedicated film enthusiasts and casual movie–goers alike, it’s not just an app. It’s a diary.
by AMY LUO
Music
G Flip Invites You To Their All–Inclusive, Headbanging Jam Session at The Foundry
Stopping in Philly for their first US tour, the Aussie singer–drummer commanded the crowd through cathartic songs and introspective lyricism.
by DEREK WONG
Style
Rent, Ride, and Refresh
How Tulu is bringing a new age of convenience to Philadelphia
by ANNA O'NEILL–DIETEL
Music
Troye Sivan Brings Back the Opulent Music Video in Orgiastic and Confessional Pop Album
“Something to Give Each Other,” the Australian singer’s first album in five years, shows artistic growth, if not for its musical elements, then certainly for its visual and thematic strengths.
by ANANYA VARSHNEYA
Television
'Percy Jackson' is Back, But Not Necessarily Better Yet
The series is set to join the pantheon of nostalgia traps. What’s different this time?
by THU PHAM
Arts
Frida Kahlo’s Likeness Has Become More Important Than Her Art
How capitalism and consumer feminism has made the artist merely a symbol.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
Ego
Emily Whitehead’s Back at Penn With a New Story
Emily is best known for overcoming cancer here on campus. Now she's returning to start a new chapter.
by GEMMA LEVY
Features
Self–Diagnosis in the Age of the Endless Scroll
#fyp #mentalhealthawareness #neurodiversity #therapy #adhd #autism #asd #anxiety #healthy #selfcare #wellness #community #putafingerdownchallenge
by MEILING MATHUR
Film
Wes Anderson’s Obsession with Artifice
The release of a collection of four short films continues Anderson’s quest for understanding storytelling.
by ADEN BERGER
Ego
Kala Hagopian's Concrete Canvas
Street artist Kala Hagopian illustrates her passion for art and the environment, one mural at a time.
by PARIN KEERTHI
Arts
They’re Past Their Prime
Galleries are headed towards death if they only show artists who are dead.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
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