Campus Life
Letter from the Editor 10.23.2019
I can’t believe I’m planning out my last semester at Penn.
What Happened to Me Wasn't Like the Movies
I'm left imagining other worlds where my sexual assault experience never occurred.
Ego of the Week: Justin Iannacone
Justin shares his love for social impact, Penn for Youth Debate, and his desire to learn to teleport.
Emily Wilson: Not the First Woman to Translate the Odyssey
The MacArthur fellow is not the first woman to translate Homer’s Odyssey, but she is the first woman to do so in English.
Ego of the Week: KK Brooks
Meet the football captain who leads the team by example
Why I'm Going Back to Therapy
No major life event needs to happen in order to start routinely checking up on yourself.
Meet The Freshman Who Sells His Home–Cooked Meals Made in Hill’s Community Kitchen
Joel Olujide (W '23) tells us how he found his passion for cooking, why he decided to start his business at Penn, and his hopes for the future.
Letter from the Editor 10.16.2019
I just can't quit Twitter, and that's (mostly) okay.
Letter from the Editor 10.9.2019
The more things change
Ego of the Week: Julia Coquard
Meet the Penn senior who became one of Sweden's most famous beauty bloggers at 13.
Penn Was My Pipe Dream, So Why Didn't I Want To Leave Home?
There is a home for me in a city I had never visited, in a school where I didn’t think I belonged.
Meet Tori Borlase: The UA Representative Who Organized the Philadelphia Climate Strike
This college sophomore tells us about organizing the Philadelphia Climate Strike and her work as a UA representative.
The Complicated Past and Uncertain Future of Penn Ethnic Studies
Students and faculty reflect on the need for academic diversity.
Ego of the Week: Jordan Williams
Williams reflects on his passion for entrepreneurship, the journey to finding himself, and what type of vacation he would be.
How I Learned To Love My Name
What started out as hatred for the name on my birth certificate grew into an untapped appreciation of who I am.
Letter from the Editor 10.02.2019
These are the ephemera that mark my time on 34th Street.
Dining Guide Fall 2019
We went to Pizzeria Beddia, wrote about eating alone, and trekked down South Street. We hope you're hungry!
Letter from the Editor 09.18.2019
An ode to fresh air and writer's block
Professor Maggie Blackhawk is Breaking New Ground in Federal Indian Law
The Penn Law School professor talks about what brought her to law school and how she's shifting the legal paradigm.
