Giulia Imholte
ARTICLES
The Silent Minority
Last fall, Andrea Pascual (W’17) walked out of Harrison high-rise to head to class for the day.
Word on the street
Good and Brave and Strong and Kind
We are stronger together and we need to remember that as we move forward.
Word on the street
Surviving the iPocalypse
Here at Penn, most of us seem to be attached at the hip to our phones, laptops, and other tech products. Our classrooms, homes and worlds seem to be constantly flooded with screens. This week, Word on the Street brings you the story of a computer crash, and how it changed one student's perspective on her technological dependence.
Style
Coming Out of the Closet
Jameel Mohammed (‘17)
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Go–to item: "This bracelet I made this past summer."
Style bio: "I’m really into Oxford shirts and American classics, polos and then I wear these combat boots almost every day. Because the whole idea behind my personal style and my design is to take classic styles and add an edge."
Film
Film and TV with the Family: Giulia Imholte
There’s more to the holidays than just the food and travel. Some revolve around the television. Here are some family traditions that we are thankful for, no matter the season.
Film
Gotham Recap: “Pilot”
He’s not Gary Oldman, but, like, capitalizing on a trend, ya know? (Aired on 09.22.2014)
Music
Album Review: "This Is All Yours"—alt-J
Two
years after “An Awesome Wave,” alt-J have returned with their sophomore album,
a slightly disjointed compilation of beautiful, experimental tracks.
Film
Dispatch: HIMYM "Last Forever Parts One and Two"
The series finale of HIMYM aired this Monday. Here's a play by play.
Music
Album Review: Broken Bells
“AFTER THE DISCO”
Broken Bells
James Mercer of “The Shins” and renowned indie–rock producer Brian Burton—better known as Danger Mouse—are back, four years after the duo’s debut album.
Music
Album Review: "Days Are Gone"—Haim
The Los Angeles–based Haim sisters burst onto the music scene during the summer of 2012 with danceable singles “Falling” and “Forever” that were ripe and ready for alternative radio play.
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