The event is an immersive look at how both visitors and exhibitors connect with heritage and native landscapes.
Former Film & TV Editor Liana Seale takes on New York Fashion Week and interviews debuting designer Veejay Floresca.
College students report feeling the greatest disillusionment with dating apps compared to any other group, a shift in opinion that raises questions about the future of what is currently a multi–billion–dollar industry.
How grassroots organizers are keeping the magic of independent film alive.
Saanvi Ram explores how Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum navigates ethical debates over human remains, consent, and repatriation. Examining the Postmortem Project and the museum’s 2025 human remains policy, she unpacks the tension between bioethics and museological ethics shaping the future of this historic medical museum.
Give this love–themed Crossword puzzle a go.
This essay won first place in the Love Issue ‘Streetcute’ contest.
Between Bloomers rehearsals and three majors, this Penn senior is building a life that refuses to stay in one lane.
How missing my old life stopped me from building a new one.
The Scream series has officially jumped the shark.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is the latest in a line of shows that prove franchises work best when they return to the common man.
Sony’s latest animated feature scores at the box office, but trades careful development for a plot that leaves no room for true emotional connection.
This genre requires far more identity and intentionality than others in box offices.
The barriers to critical recognition for songs from animated films are undeserved.
Yuno Miles’ ridiculous rap persona proves that sometimes we’re in it for the humor.
J. Cole's long-awaited final album The Fall–Off explores how fame, pride, and ego erode our connections to the people and places we love.
Unable to stick to its roots or build a new sound, Joyce Manor’s latest album is painfully mediocre. Nishanth Bhargava reviews the band's identity crisis—where half–formed experimentation loses its youth in a sonic limbo.
In a post–COVID–19, pre–professional campus culture, theater seats remain empty.
The Wagner Free Institute of Science stands out as a beacon for curiosity, open access, and education for all.
Style beat Addison Saji pops the Penn bubble via her interview with creative duo DABSMYLA, proponents of whimsy and models of sustainable happiness.
Laura Gao examines the history of Penn’s LOVE statue, from its controversial unveiling on College Green in 1999 to its role today as a focal point for protests, vigils, and student life.
The latest fashion trends have been sitting in your closet for months.
Has the meet–cute truly died? As viral dating shows promise cinematic romance on demand, Jackson Zuercher questions whether spontaneity can survive in a curated digital love economy.
Need Valentine's Day activities you can enjoy unpartnered? From dance shows to art galleries, Street's got the Penn crowd covered.
When it comes to style, everyone's a follower. Alex Nagler dissects the booms and busts of fashion microtrends, pushing for a much more honest approach to self expression.
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