Campus Life
David Fajgenbaum Found His Own Cure. Now He’s Looking for Yours
A Penn physician–patient turned a near–fatal diagnosis into a new model for medicine—one that’s already saving lives.
Ego of the Week: Xian Scott
From directing dance shows to marketing for local Philly businesses, Xian Scott is more than his LinkedIn.
Teen Tech Prodigy
Technology taught me that I could achieve anything I put my mind to, but it didn’t teach me how to stop.
AI Artist: More Than an Oxymoron
Venture Lab’s Taylor Caputo dives into the intersection of technology and art.
Ego of the Month: Norah Rami
Street’s former commander–in–chief on choices, childhood, and Andy Warhol.
Letter From the Editor: The Tech Issue
On the art of frictionless living.
Ego Of The Week: Nikhil Sheth
Redefining his possible, one ‘Misogi’ at a time
Ego of the Week: Luna Chen
From student–run five course dinner pop–ups, to mentorship in SPARK, this senior has built community across campus
Letter From the Editor: The Body Issue
Meditations on a life lived unclothed
The Body I Inherited
What it means to love the body I came from.
Ego of the Month: Stephanie Skinner
The weight of the crown is no stranger to Stephanie Skinner.
This Forbes 30 Under 30 Freshman is Revolutionizing the Gaming World
Crystal Yang’s work to make educational games accessible to blind users goes way beyond a resume line.
Ego of the Week: Trisha Bheemanathini
Between Bloomers rehearsals and three majors, this Penn senior is building a life that refuses to stay in one lane.
The Self–Fulfilling Prophecy of Homesickness
How missing my old life stopped me from building a new one.
Beauty Issue: Dunya Afshar
This student lash technician personalizes her clients’ lashes with “science, empathy, and precision.”
Ego of the Week: Ani Nguyen Le
“If color creates a feeling, what does a sound look like?”
Beauty Issue: Kimberly Ng
Amid Penn’s preprofessional culture, this student has learned to transform her hobby into a career.
Ego of the Week: Janine Navalta
Janine Navalta shapes Penn, one design at a time.
A Birthday Letter
Death, friendship, and the first person I loved.
