Ego
Ego of the Week: Madison Woods
This Penn senior can be found on both the field and the stage, juggling her favorite activities.
Ego of the Week: JJ Kampf
Between engineering, music, and a sports analytics internship, Shabbatones co–president JJ Kampf keeps busy.
Who Oversees Protests on Campus? Meet the Open Expression Division of Student Affairs
This branch of administration works to protect free speech rights at Penn.
Hurrah for the Red and Blue ... and Green? Penn Sustainability Keeps These Student Leaders Busy
Meet the students pushing to make Penn a more climate–friendly university.
Ego of the Week: Zaccariah Wright
As head writer for Mask and Wig, Zaccariah is making the entire Penn community laugh.
Fossil Free Penn Is Back and Ready to Put Pressure on Penn
Coordinators Sarah Sterinbach and Katie Collier share FFP’s vision for the new semester.
Meet Mikel Saralegui, the First Year Who Made His Own Album
Mikel sings about everything, from places he hasn't visited to relationships.
Meet Will From Hill, the First Year Who's Fiercely Dedicated to Penn
The new Class of 2025 president talks about meditating, the future, and pet chickens.
Ego of the Week: Bryn Faulkner
Gospel choir singer and musical theater lover by day. Nurse by night.
Meet Aman Sharma, A First–Year Devoted To Redefining the Climate Movement
This Penn student, nature photographer, and climate activist is devoted to fighting climate change.
Ego of the Week: Nikhil Gupta
Worldly. Driven. Curious. Meet the senior whose actions speak louder than words.
Onda Latina is Making Waves on and off Campus
Penn's premier Latinx dance group has an impact that extends beyond the stage.
From Farming to Advocacy: Rachel Zhang on Her Gap Year
The national delegate and nature enthusiast reflects on her year off and her future at Penn.
Ego of the Week: Sneha Sharma
Health and legal activism are kind of Sneha's thing.
Meet Rahim Khan, the Man Behind Penn’s Friendliest Halal Cart
This Pakistani immigrant serves up chicken over rice with a smile.
Carolyn Gross, from Mise–En-Scène to Mise–En–Place
How one Penn alum’s experience as a cinema studies major led her to the Food Network
Alex Tewfik Talks the Future of Philly’s Food Scene
The 'Philadelphia' magazine food editor breaks down how the COVID–19 pandemic changed the restaurant industry—and what we can expect from its comeback.
Ego of the Week: Alaina Chou
Food photographer. Blogger. Podcaster. She puts all other campus foodies to shame.
State Senator Nikil Saval’s Electoral District: In Food and Photos
Street asked State Sen. Saval what South Philly restaurants matter most to him. The answer lies in tapioca dumplings, enchiladas, and lots of worker solidarity.
