Campus Life
Best Places to Check Yourself Out on Campus
Every reflective surface at Penn offers a quick adjustment or self–esteem boost — you just need to know where to look.
Pottruck for the Bored and Lazy
How to go to the gym without breaking a sweat.
Word on the Street: Send in the Queens
I have not one, but two, My Heart Will Go On dance remixes on my iPod. I consider Amanda Bynes to be my spirit animal and I think the fact that The Devil Wears Prada isn’t on Netflix streaming is a crime against humanity.
QUIZ: What the hell is that?!
Think you know Penn? Think again. Take Street’s quiz and try to identify these super zoomed in photos of familiar Penn items.
Joe Lawless is Back with a New Ego of the Week Video
See Joe's full Ego interview here. Check out our past egos here.
Ego of the Week: Rachel Abeles and Harry Heyer
This week’s co–Egos, Penn’s top Greeks, arrived with paddles and fratty glasses in tow.
Word on the Street: Keep the Candy
The primary elements of Halloween are: costumes, spookiness, candy and contact with strangers. Candy is okay.
Family Halloweekend
This year, the scariest thing about Halloween might be its overlap with Parents’ Weekend. These multitasking tips should help you out — and make you feel only somewhat morally corrupted.
Word on the Street: Lowbrow Edition
As children raised by Wiccan parents who celebrated Samhain in lieu of Halloween for the first 18 October 31sts of our lives, we at Lowbrow want to make up for lost time and salvage any remnants of a proper childhood while we still can.
Pets at Penn: Kittens!!!
Katherine Nguyen was only planning on temporarily adopting one kitten from the PAWS fostering center.
Ego of the Week: Joe Lawless
Our Ego this week isn't afraid to make you blush.
Word on the Street: On Being Busy
I eavesdrop constantly for overheards.
What's to Gain with All that Pain?
If you’re nursing actual wounds along with your hangover on Sunday morning, you’re doing it wrong.
Ego of the Week: Sika Gasinu
She’s a volunteer firefighter, photographer, nutrition advocate, emergency medical technician, PennQuest leader and homebrewer.
What you SHOULD text your friends about your fall break
Fall break was four days long. That’s barely enough time to rewatch the entire season of Dance Moms. Chances are, your Fall Break wasn’t anything special. But you won’t tell your friends that. Ego can see right through you.
Word on the Street: My European F.O.M.O.
Every rising junior is forced to make the fateful decision of whether or not to study abroad. At the time, it seems there are infinite factors to consider.
The Penn Illusionists are Tricky
What’s to be learned from these card–carrying magicians.
Falling Seasons
Fall break marks an inflection point: seasons end (like that of a certain baseball team) and begin as late fall arrives.
Ask Ego
Send in whatever’s got you perplexed, and we’ll answer with loads of wisdom and little to no condescension
