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Penn 10 Seniors Share How They Combine Their Duality
Street asked this year’s Penn 10 seniors how they combine their dual passions on campus. Read more about their duality in print on May 14. Footage by Justin Abenoja Editing by Uma Mukhopadhyay
Penn 10 Seniors Share Their Best Memories
Duality is the theme of Street’s Penn 10 issue, so naturally we asked seniors to reflect on the many lives they’ve lived at Penn and share their best memory here. Video by Justin Abenoja
Ego of the Week: Duriya Rehan
Whether it’s hosting strangers at her supper club or balancing marketing and computer science, Duriya Rehan (W ’26, E ’26) does it all with intention. A connector at heart, she has spent her time at Penn building community, mentoring underclassmen, and making space for the people and passions that matter the most to her. Read more about this week’s Ego at the link in our bio. Footage by Justin Abenoja Editing by Christina Le
Penn Startup Founders Share Their Experience
Street interviewed Penn startup founders on how they developed their ideas. Footage by Justin Abenoja, Uma Mukhopadhyay, and Hafsa Kanchwala Editing by Justin Abenoja
Ego of the Week: Mackenzie Coultoff
Not everything that defines a Penn experience belongs on a resume, and Mackenzie Coultoff (W ’26) captures that through music records and community–building. Read more about this week’s Ego at the link our bio. Video by Christina Le
Penn Students Pitch Startup Ideas
Street asked students on Locust Walk to pitch their startup ideas. Are they actually useful? We’ll let you be the judge. Street’s Tech Issue is out now. Video by Justin Abenoja
Penn Startup Founders Answer Rapid-Fire Questions on AI Ethics
From artificial intelligence to entrepreneurship, Penn’s startup founders took on the ethical questions shaping the future of tech and innovation. See how they’re thinking about responsibility and ambition. Street’s Tech Issue is out now. Footage by Justin Abenoja, Hafsa Kanchwala, and Uma Mukhopadhyay Editing by Justin Abenoja
Under the Tampons: What's Your Favorite AI and Why?
“Under the Tampons” returns with another pressing question. This time, host Aaron Tokay asks Penn students to name their favorite AI—and what they actually use it for. Be on the lookout for Street’s Tech Issue, dropping April 16. Reporting by Aaron Tokay Video by Justin Abenoja
Under the Tampons: SABS–ing or Not?
Spring is finally here, and so is another installment of “Under the Tampons.” Arts beat and host Aaron Tokay investigates whether students are actually doing work outside—or if they’re just performatively SABS–ing. Reporting by Aaron Tokay Footage by Sophia Chen Editing by Justin Abenoja
Ego of the Week: Nikhil Sheth
Nikhil Sheth’s philosophy is simple: pick something you can’t do yet—and go do it anyway. This week’s Ego traces how far that logic can take you. Read the full interview at 34st.com. Footage and Editing by Justin Abenoja
Ego of the Week: Luna Chen
Equal parts engineer, host, and social architect. Senior Luna Chen makes “well rounded” feel less like a cliché and more like a lifestyle. Somehow, it works. Read the full story at 34st.com. Footage and editing by Justin Abenoja
Penn Students Share How Their Fashion Has Evolved
In honor Street's body issue release, Street went on Locust to ask Penn students how their fashion sense has changed since arriving on campus. Grab a copy of our latest print issue now! Footage by Justin Abenoja, Ariel Zhang, Sophia Luo Editing by Justin Abenoja
Under the Tampons: Body Issue
“Under the Tampons” returns with a new set of questions. This time, Arts beat and host Aaron Tokay asks Penn students to rate potential love interests on a scale of one to ten. The twist? Every question relates to their body or hygiene. Street’s Body Issue drops March 18. Reporting by Aaron Tokay Footage by Sophia Chen Editing by Justin Abenoja
Philadelphia’s John F. Kennedy Jr. Lookalike Contest
Democracy may be shaky, but the John F. Kennedy Jr. lookalike scene in Rittenhouse is alive and well. Street speaks to the winner—and asks the runner–ups how close is too close. Reporting by Nishanth Bhargava Footage by Justin Abenoja Editing by Uma Mukhopadhyay
Features Explainer: "It's Not Addiction Until You Graduate"
Features writer Madeline Brunson discusses what inspired her article 'It’s Not Addiction Until You Graduate.' Read the full story in our upcoming Body Issue, dropping March 18. Read the full article on 34st.com. Footage and Editing by Justin Abenoja
Ego of the Week: Trisha Bheemanathini
Future doctor, comedian, and filmmaker—Trisha Bheemanathini is doing it all. From Bloomers Comedy sketches to award–winning short films, this senior shows us that pre–med life can have a punchline. Read the full interview at 34st.com. Footage and Editing by Justin Abenoja
Ego of the Week: Ani Nguyen Le
From co–founding Work in Progress with friends to harmonizing with Penn Glee Club, Ani Nguyen Le (C ’26) is cultivating spaces where creativity and entrepreneurship thrive together. Whether she’s bringing interdisciplinary creatives together or performing on stage, Ani is redefining what it means to pursue passion at Penn—boldly and collaboratively. Read more about Ani at 34st.com. Footage by Sophia Luo and Justin Abenoja Editing by Christina Le
Under the Tampons: Penn’s Juiciest Gossip
Street’s “Under the Tampons” is back better than ever. In the first installment of its revival, Arts beat and host Aaron Tokay puts Penn students on the spot, asking for their juiciest piece of gossip. Video by Justin Abenoja
Penn Students Compete on Street’s Blind Dating Show
Street set up Penn’s most eligible singles on its first–ever blind dating show. The catch? Either person can swap out their date for another person at the press of a button. Footage by Justin Abenoja, Ariel Zhang, Connie Zhao, Nishanth Bhargava, and Uma Mukhopadhyay Editing by Justin Abenoja, Ariel Zhang, and Uma Mukhopadhyay
