What it means to perform and commodify wellness on campus.
by KATRINA JANCOWe'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 BONTJEThe Penn Law School professor talks about what brought her to law school and how she's shifting the legal paradigm.
by KATIE FARRELLThis student leader is changing the face of feminism at Penn.
by HANNAH YUSUFUnwaveringly enthusiastic, Daniel Gordon shares his passion for school spirit, wellness, and Netflix.
by KATIE FARRELLBut it was my fight to win, and there was never any room for your microaggressions.
by NAJMA DAYIBMy 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 BURKHOLDER'The Goldfinch' made headlines for being a disaster, but it's still a serviceable adaptation of a complicated book.
by ANNA COLLINSHow Hollywood exploits the LGBT community, and how it should change.
by ANNA COLLINSProduction studios are desperately trying—and failing—to recreate the success of the highest grossing movie of all time.
by SAM SANDERSHow the artist captures the feeling of adolescent boredom on 'the masquerade'
by MEHEK BOPARAIPeople question whether the concert experience startup gives artists the recognition they deserve.
by TERESA XIEThe country–pop star reminds us what "yeehaw" really means.
by SAM KESLERFour core members of the art collective fierce pussy showcase work old and new.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDERThe 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 body positive activists are worth a follow.
by KARIN HANANELRestaurants both new and old are stepping up their menus for the beloved event.
by TARA O'BRIENNeedy vegetable ex–lover: "Am I getting ghosted by Hip City Veg?"
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINERollerblade 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.”
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