Review
Raves and Rock
While not completely a rock album, Charli XCX’s second album of the year departs from the ‘Brat’ sound to deliver guitar–heavy tracks with even heavier lyrics.
By
Shreya Darji
Arts
Proshots and Concert Films: The Art of Creating Community and Connection
Professionally recorded theatre and concerts are on the rise. But why?
By
Sophia Leong
Review
Why is Spider–Man So Undeniably Loveable?
‘Brand New Day’ stumbles through parts of its story, but its hero remains perfect.
By
Henry Metz
Focus
Take Back the Night!
We experience sexual violence more often than we talk about sexual violence. Here’s a guide to support groups and resources for survivors on campus.
By
Sara Turney
This month's print issue
Ego
Penn 10: Duality
At a place like Penn, where ambition often pulls in multiple directions, Street profiles ten seniors who live in two worlds at once.
Ego
Penn 10: Walker Carnathan
A performing arts aficionado by day and a bouncer by night. What can’t he do?
Ego
Penn 10: Maya Gambhir
From being “the math girl” to leading an a cappella group, Maya Gambhir refuses to see her passions as mutually exclusive.
By
Chenyao Liu
Read this issue's Letter from the Editor.
Ego Of The Week
EGO OF THE WEEK: Shreya Krishnan
Growing her voice while blending business with the arts.
By
Jaya Parsa
Nominate someone you know for Ego of the Week here.
Word On The Street
A Summer With the Light–Eaters
Meditations on moths, humans, and the more–than–human in rural Yorkshire.
Film & TV
Review
‘The Odyssey’ Is Another Masterpiece
Christopher Nolan’s new film is a fantastic showcase of what he does best.
‘Love Island USA’ Week Five and Six Recap: Summer Isn’t Over Yet
As ‘Love Island USA’ Season 8 comes to a close, islanders squeeze in one last bit of drama.
‘Love Island USA’ Week Four Recap: Casa Amor Comes to an End
Breakups, couple ups, and the long awaited movie night, all in one week on LIUSA.
DC’s ‘Supergirl’ Is Missing Something
The new universe’s second cinematic outing follows one of the best DC comics without capturing why it resonated.
By
Henry Metz
Music
Review
Less Meek, More Buck
At Johnny Brenda’s, the Big Thief guitarist brings ‘The Mirror’ to Philly, adding a few new tricks to a sound that has never strayed far from home.
‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’: A Masterclass in Musicianship and Lyricism
Dare we say, album of the year?
By
Sophia Leong
and Laura Gao
Ryan Beatty Opens His Heart On ‘Sweet Fortune’
The singer explores love, faith, and distance in his fourth studio album.
Kenn Kweder’s Farewell Tour
The Bard of South Street is looking to “slow down”—something he hasn’t done in decades. Will he let himself?
By
Conor Smith
Arts
Review
A Nostalgia Tour All the Way to 1730
The Sound of America is brimming with heart, history, and electric guitar.
American Art Redefined for the Semiquincentennial
“A Nation of Artists” at the PMA chronicles the ever–changing American story for its 250th anniversary.
By
Shreya Darji
Activism as a Sport
Blending Politics with Prizefighting in Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments
By
Jack Lamey
Style
Style
The Beautiful Gear of The Beautiful Game
When it came to kits for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, designers kept a clean sheet.
This Land Is Your Land
World Cup tourists are exactly what America needs right now.
‘Knicks in Five’: How Fans are Shaping Sports Style
On the heels of the New York Knicks’ historic championship run, fans have been fostering community through fashion while expressing their personal style.
Your Fancam Is Their Marketing Plan
Hollywood spent years ignoring, ridiculing, and even persecuting fandom. Now, it’s speaking the language, reposting the art, and recruiting directly from its ranks.
By
Chenyao Liu
