We've begun to destigmatize medication for depression. What's less frequently discussed is what happens when it’s time to stop the drugs.
by ISABELLA SIMONETTIFor students from nearby cities, the effects of the El Paso and Dayton shootings outlast today’s news cycle.
by KATIE BONTJEFor students in languages from Quechua to Tamil, small language courses allow them to celebrate and explore their heritage.
by MEERABELLE JESUTHASANThe Penn Debate Society president discusses her love for gender equity and what it's like coming from Australia to Wharton.
by AMANPREET SINGHFrom Riepe baby to Riepe RA, meet the Near East languages and civilizations major rooted in Penn's campus.
by AMANPREET SINGHPenn Mock Trial's president talks about her love of fake trials and all the places she calls home.
by KATIE FARRELLMy love for making YouTube videos made me question whether I was really happy with myself.
by MORGAN JONESHow my definition of spirituality has evolved throughout my life.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDERWhy I have a feeling the 2020 presidential election is going to be different.
by CHELSEY ZHUPoorly used clichés and regressive gender roles make this romantic comedy entirely unwatchable.
by ANA HALLMANWhy is the world so obsessed with this young actor, and is that a good thing?
by ANNA COLLINSThe fate of Spidey within Marvel's Cinematic Universe is uncertain. How have we gotten here?
by ANNA COLLINSStreet picks the songs that defined this past season.
by TERESA XIEA look back at the artist's pathway to fame as he releases his third album, 'Hollywood's Bleeding.'
by MEHEK BOPARAIThe weirdo of Philly indie rewrites fairy tales and local lore.
by SAM KESLERThe event—which takes place on Saturday, Sep. 14—seeks to empower anyone who wants to be funny.
by HANNAH YUSUFThe latest special exhibition at the Barnes is a video–centric spiritual wonder in contemporary art.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDERThese huge and heavy artworks will be on long–term loan for the next 99 years.
by JESSICA BAORestaurants both new and old are stepping up their menus for the beloved event.
by TARA O'BRIENFix your cold with an extra helping of chicken noodle.
by KARIN HANANELThese temporary tattoo brands seek to imitate the look of the real thing.
by JORDAN WACHSMANRollerblade Elitist: “Every time I see an electric skateboard a part of me dies.”
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINEMarried to Math 104: “I want to hook up with this guy, but I have to go to math class.”
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINEHeading south on Walnut: “Wait, all these streets are named after trees!”
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