Campus Life
Letter from the Editor 04.29.2021
On change, boybands, and seeing the glass half full
Ego of the Week: Tamsyn Brann
Meet Street’s former editor–in–chief, who doubles as a science writer and dedicated David Bowie stan.
A Dialogue on Grieving 'Anti–Asian Violence'
Kingsley Song and Sudeep Bhargava, the chair and vice chair of the Asian Pacific Student Coalition, reflect on grieving and the ongoing violence towards the Asian community.
Lying Isn't a Part of My Personality—It's an Escape From It
Growing up means evolving past the desire to live a picturesque story.
Places You Can Find Henry Platt: Locust Walk, Counterparts, TikTok, and Soon, All Streaming Platforms
The senior talks about his time at Penn, mental health, and his upcoming debut single.
Shrestha Singh Wrote Her Story for 'HuffPost.' Now, She's Telling It to Street
The Penn alumna, spiritual director, storyteller, and therapist–in–training reflects on her viral call to action.
Letter from the Editor 04.22.2021
On burnout, student journalism, and the need for boundaries
Sitting On a Bench With a Stranger
He was my soulmate—until we met.
Attention Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Sigma Eta Pi Has Arrived at Penn
Penn’s first entrepreneurship frat seeks to bring community to our pre–professional culture.
Meet Alex Poscente, the Senior Who Formed a Super Squad of Student Consultants During a Pandemic
Alex's startup, Ivy Insights, helps students and companies navigate the business world during the pandemic.
Ego of the Week: Aarushi Pendharkar
Meet the 19–year–old senior graduating with two degrees and an asteroid named after her.
Letter from the Editor 04.08.2021
On self–criticism, unbalanced friendships, and learning to take no bullshit.
Ego of the Week: Andrew Lam
Meet the chief of MERT who worked to make its services available during the pandemic.
Not Measuring Up: Fighting Food Shame and Self–Blame During COVID–19
The search for sanity during my first year of college has never felt lonelier.
Charmaine Giles on Self–Care and Teaching During a Pandemic
A sixth grade teacher turned school leader, Giles is using hard work and self–compassion to teach her students in quarantine.
Letter from the Editor 04.01.2021
On procrastination, self–soothing, and finding comfort in the little things.
Meet Sciaska Ulysse, a Recipient of the Women of Color at Penn Award
Learn about Sciaska's goal to give back to her community through medicine—as well as her passion for makeup.
I Spent Years Downplaying My Experiences With Anti–Asian Racism. Not Anymore.
A (far from comprehensive) list of times I’ve felt like a foreigner and a caricature
