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Know Any Cool Seniors? Nominate Them For Ego of the Week!

Street is looking for unique, driven, quirky, and just all–around awesome seniors to be Ego of the Week. Sound like someone you know? Nominate them here!

by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE

Ego of the Week: Nick Joyner

Street's former supreme leader in conversation, one last time.

by REBECCA TAN

Letter from the Editor 11.28.2018

It all comes to an end—for me at least.

by NICK JOYNER

UPDATED: Comedian Hasan Minhaj's Visit to Penn Postponed by a Week

The American comedian and actor will visit Penn as SPEC spring speaker.

by NICK JOYNER

On Valentine's Day, Bathrooms, and Community: Penn Non–Cis' Brennan Burns

Penn Non-Cis' financial chair discusses the club's growth and future.

by CAROLINE RIISE

NSO: The Breakdown

A refresher of all those events that you DEFINITELY attended your freshman year.

by SABRINA QIAO

Ask A Pre–Frosh: Becca Bean

Were we ever so young?

by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS

Ask a Pre–Frosh: Aashna Jain

Were we ever so young?

by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS

Summer Spotlight: Cindy Lou

Cindy Lou is a rising sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences looking to major in economics and considering minors in both law and society and East Asian Studies.

by JULIETTE PALERMO

Street Book Club: A Wild Sheep Chase

Book: A Wild Sheep Chase (1982) by Haruki Murakami Recommended by: Cătălina Drăgoi Genre: Magical realism Synopsis that won’t give away the plot: While not necessarily one of the first works that come to mind when thinking of Haruki Murakami, his third novel is arguably the most famous in the “Trilogy of the Rat”. The plot of this relatively short book—approximately 300 pages, depending on which publisher you choose—is rather simple.

by CAT DRAGOI

Summer Spotlight: Jisoo Kim

Rising senior Jisoo Kim has been involved with the green scene at Penn from the very beginning—and now she’s in Paraguay doing amazing, sustainable things for the future.

by JESSICA LI

Penn Students Celebrate Pride

With June, better known as Pride Month, almost over, Street spoke to Thomas Calder (C'20), who is living in Philly this summer and attended some of the city's Pride celebrations the weekend of June 16. 

by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS

Summer Spotlight: Alexis Masino

Alexis Masino (C'20) chose to spend two months of her summer to work in Calcutta, India, with a sex workers' collective.

by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS

Summer Spotlight: Louis Lin

Since the most recent election, Penn has gained a new representative in government other than POTUS—Louis Lin (C’20). He will serve as a Judge of Elections in Philadelphia’s 27th ward, the zone in which Penn falls, serving Division 20 as a Democrat.

by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS

Ask the Class of '21: Hanna Yang

Hanna Yang (W’21) is a polymath. She excels at painting, aced the SAT and curates the hell out of her Instagram.

by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS

Leading on Campus as a Woman of Color

Not a monolith.

by LILY SNIDER

The Definitive Penn Bucket List

DO IT, THE OLD YOU WOULD HAVE.

by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE

Religious Studies—It's for everyone! (Even if religion isn't.)

Yes, religious studies is a thing, and yes, they have an undergrad journal now.

by SHILPA SARAVANAN

Ego of the Week: Emily Johns

Street's former HBIC returns one last time.

by JACKIE LAWYER

Fight Trump with Fling

The proceeds from Make America Fling Again hats will be donated to the ACLU.

by JULIA BELL

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