Campus Culture
Soak Up Summer With These Philly–Based Water Activities
Philadelphia may not be a tropical island, but that doesn’t mean you don’t deserve some sunshine and saltwater.
So, You're Abroad on Independence Day
Keep those Fourth of July traditions alive while you're away from the US of A.
Challenging the Societal Stigma: The Menstrual Cup
I challenged the stigma that surrounds feminine products. I think you should too.
A Treat for Any Mood: DIY Popsicles
Cool off this sweaty summer with these homemade sweet, refreshing popsicles.
DIY Shaving Cream
Check out these DIY shaving creams for when you're just too lazy to run to the store.
"A Visit from the Goon Squad": What Jennifer Egan's Book Taught Me About The Twists and Turns Of Time
Pulitzer prize winner and Upenn graduate Jennifer Egan's book tracks development, histories, and interconnectedness through time.
Getting In Shape, or Being Forced Into One? Pottruck Makes Us Uncomfortable.
How antiquated notions about gender and fitness seem ingrained in Pottruck's physical layout.
Introducing Anne Ishii: Translator and Editor of Gay Erotic Manga
On breaking boundaries in the literary industry, being the executive director of Philly's Asian Arts Initiative, and bringing niche art to the mainstream
'Stitched! Weaving Together Philly's Fiber Arts Community' Explores the Ties That Bind Us
The Kelly Writers House hosted Professor Funderburg's creative nonfiction class that explored community in their own lives and in Philadelphia as a whole.
Triple Frontier: Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, and Lots of Money
Netflix's new heist film is an unexpected thrill.
"Stand–Ups Sit Down": A Conversation with Female Comedians About Industry Challenges
Judy Gold and Laurie Kilmartin joined the Kelly Writers House to deliver bittersweet insight on sexism in the comedy industry.
Emily Yao: Revealing Yourself at a Distance Through Poetry and Photography
Poet and photographer Emily Yao shares the motive behind her art, and what inspires her to keep writing.
Building Bridges: 'Graffiti & Ornament' Connects Philly's Past and Present Through Art
The Woodlands in West Philadelphia presents 'Graffiti & Ornament', an exhibition of site–specific works by artists Roberto Lugo and Leo Tecosky.
Penn Dance's 'CURATED': From Freshman Inspiration to Senior On–Stage Performance
Penn Dance Company's graduating class bridges two forms of art—visual and performing—for its spring independent show, CURATED.
Just Miles From Campus: Finding Calm in the City at Shofuso Japanese House and Garden
This Tea House and Garden reflects the history of Japanese culture in Philadelphia.
Sitting Down with the Co–Ceos of Penn Fashion Week: Fashion Reimagined
Olivia Klein and Chrissy Walker share their experiences with exploring creative careers in the fashion industry.
'Mythic Creatures' Exhibition at Drexel: Myth and Nature Are Not So Different, After All
Academy of Natural Sciences takes on the history of myth, exploring the relationship between nature and legend.
Glee Club Demonstrates Their Love For Community In 'The Good, The Bad, And The Uglee'
The group delivers a hilarious performance dedicated to community and friendship.
From Parents to Punk–Rockers: The 21st Annual Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention
A look at Philadelphia's thriving tattoo scene and its role within the greater arts community.
