Arts & Entertainment
Zine 101: Penn, Philly, and Beyond
Printmaking resources at Penn, Philly community publications, and more. Oh my!
A Self Care Zine Reading at Little Berlin Gallery
A trip to Philadelphia's largest collection of zines.
And The Album Of The Year Is...
Move over, Grammys. Street Beats present to you nominations for Album of the Year.
Art as Activism
Students talk about how they use their art for the greater good.
Your Definitive Guide to Fall TV Pilots
All the TV pilots worth watching this fall.
What To Do with Your Arts and Humanities Degree
Penn alums returned to campus to share their insider tips for the artsy and career–anxious.
Movie Soundtracks That Give Us All the Feels
Call Me By Your Name’s highly anticipated soundtrack has us reminiscing about past greats of movie soundtracks.
Music Classes to Take Next Semester
Listen to music for homework
A Deeper Dive into Big Shaq's "Man's Not Hot"
The meme–worthy UK rap parody is more than a mindless chart–topping hit
Professor Ralph Rosen: Classical Studies Master, Coffee Extraordinaire, and Music Expert
Professor Rosen shares his secret to music listening.
The New York Times Helps You Out With Another Way to Watch TV: “Watching”
For when you can't watch "The Office" for the tenth time
The Menedez Murders Continues a Long-Standing Trend of Crime TV
Why do we love watching fake shows about real crimes?
Zines, Art, and Vegan Hoagies
Street infiltrates the Monstera's Art and Zine Festival
Back to Radio: WQHS and How Students Create Programming
“Turn us on, and we’ll turn you on.”
Claudia Rankine and the Cultural Construct of Whiteness
The writer on her new collaborative website and art space
Feminist Art History Professors You Should Take Class with Before Graduating
In memory of the late pioneering feminist art historian Linda Nochlin, here is a list of professors conducting research at the intersection of art and gender at Penn.
Not Your Mother's Holiday Playlist
It's not even Thanksgiving yet, dude.
