Ego
Ego of the Week: Lauren Silberberg
Sorority sister, fraternity brother, president, engineer—what role doesn't Miss Silberberg play?
First Penn–eration
How three Penn students understand their identities as first–generation students on a campus filled with privilege.
Ego of the Week: Spencer Winson
This SPEC President and Mask & Wig member talks Kanye beef, memes and all that's in–between.
New Kids on the Block: Transfers
They may not be a beloved '80s boy band, but they are new to campus and that counts for something, right?
Ego of the Week: Chaz Smith
Street: Can you talk a bit about your partnership with Sundance?
#Goals: Penn's Summer Bucket Listers
A collection of people who had way cooler summers than you.
We Want YOU for Ego of the Week
Nominate your overachieving friend for Ego of the Week. Or nominate yourself, we'll never know.
I'm On a Boat
Meet the Penn student spending summer on an Alaskan fishing boat.
The 10 Stages of Coming Home
It's going to be a long summer.
Fling Spenders
A compilation of different Penn students' spending habits during Fling—having to grease the bouncer three times in one week will definitely getcha.
Ego of the Week: Alex Sternlicht
Our former fearless leader reflects on the Round–Up, female drag queens and having small boobs.
Worst of Penn 2016
Not everything can be the best.
Everything You Need to Know about WXPN
Radio may be dead, but this station is not.
Introverts, Extroverts and Everything in Between at Penn
Not everyone wants to go to the pool party.
Ego of the Week: Sam Mattis
If you can't find this Olympic hopeful at Legion he's probably leading a coup d'état.
Ego of the Week: Roderick Cook
The co–founder of Penn Non–Cis has strong opinions on everything: fraternities, senior societies, veganism and spirit animals. Just don't ask them about Caitlyn Jenner.
Ego of the Week: Jane Meyer
According to the president of the Undergraduate Assembly there are two types of people at Penn: "Those who read my emails and those who don’t."
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly of Living in a Penn Fraternity House
Members of different on and off campus fraternities gave details on what actually goes on behind the chapter house walls. Overarching theme? Penn has a mouse problem.
