Campus Life
Penn 10: Duality
At a place like Penn, where ambition often pulls in multiple directions, Street profiles ten seniors who live in two worlds at once.
Penn 10: Walker Carnathan
A performing arts aficionado by day and a bouncer by night. What can’t he do?
Penn 10: Maya Gambhir
From being “the math girl” to leading an a cappella group, Maya Gambhir refuses to see her passions as mutually exclusive.
Penn 10: Marc Vaz
This senior is leaving Penn with a startup offer—and a band that isn’t quite finished yet.
Penn 10: Kennedy Smihula
How this Penn senior balances long hospital shifts with tumbling on Franklin Field
Penn 10: Julie Shin
From the green to the stage, this Penn senior has built her life around taking big swings.
Penn 10: Hannah Moskowitz
Hannah's no stranger to the stage or the field.
Penn 10: Francesco Salamone
Through facing his failure as a ‘traditional business student,’ Francesco has gained the wisdom of 1,000 lives.
Penn 10: Emily Monfort
This Penn senior shows her passion for care in both medicine and theater.
Penn 10: Allison Li
As both a writer and an aspiring doctor, this senior is bursting the Penn bubble and joining the fight against addiction.
Penn 10: Aashish Codada
This soon-to-be doctor’s interest in music allows him to connect better with patients.
Ego of the Week: Kampton Kam
This senior is clearing more than the bar.
Ego of the Week: Duriya Rehan
In four years, this senior has left no stone unturned and no friend unmade at Penn.
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.
