Campus Life
Reaching for Repose
On cookies, comfort, and small pleasures that we don't let ourselves have.
Making Music with Michael Auble
Substitute teacher by day, songwriter and bandmate by night.
Letter from the Editor 04.05.2022
On tug–of–war, toxic habits, and lessons from geometry class
Ego of the Week: Mary Sadallah
Meet the senior masterfully combining her love for her Middle Eastern heritage with her involvements in public policy.
Authenticity and the Art of Letting Go
To stay true to myself, I am learning to release opportunities that no longer feel right for me.
On Black Culture, Societal Reckonings, and Penn's Place in It All
A conversation with Makuu Director Dr. Brian Peterson.
Cooking Basics for College Students
How to find cheap, easy and quick dinner recipes.
Ego of the Week: Shaila Lothe
Meet the senior passionate about public policy, Argentina, and (vegetarian) food.
Bring Everyone Back to the Table
How The Community Grocer is revolutionizing the solution to food insecurity as we know it.
Letter from the Dining Guide Editor
On cheap eats, transcendent tomatoes, and why we write about food
Kenny Chiu Keeps it Fresh with Fridges & Family
Fighting food insecurity in Philadelphia one fridge at a time
Life After Undergrad
I decided to attend grad school in the United States. Here's what I've learned from my journey.
Letter from the Editor 03.22.2022
On St. Patty’s Day, the art of interviewing, and (re)finding the things you love
Ego of the Week: Sam Braffman
Find this senior hiking her heart out or channeling her inner fashionista.
The Secret Lives of Penn Club Athletes
Campus’ hottest social scene that you’ve yet to explore
Down the Digital Rabbit Hole
Social media, pseudo–identities, and saying goodbye to things in small doses.
Letter from the Editor: 03.15.2022
On redecorating my childhood bedroom, reinventing myself, and unpredictability
Ego of the Week: Emma Bollinger
Meet the HSOC major passionate about public health, Strictly Funk and pasta.
Kath of All Trades
How Kathy Van Cleve's wit propelled her from trading fertilizer to achieving literary stardom.
