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2016 Was Not Just a Phase
Why can’t we outgrow generational nostalgia?
Veejay Floresca: Fashion is for Everybody
Former Film & TV Editor Liana Seale takes on New York Fashion Week and interviews debuting designer Veejay Floresca.
Would You Let a Robot Put You On?
College students report feeling the greatest disillusionment with dating apps compared to any other group, a shift in opinion that raises questions about the future of what is currently a multi–billion–dollar industry.
Can You Really Have an Online Meet–Cute?
Has the meet–cute truly died? As viral dating shows promise cinematic romance on demand, Jackson Zuercher questions whether spontaneity can survive in a curated digital love economy.
Why Women Yearn for Male Yearning
Sadie Daniel traces the cultural obsession with men who pine, ache, and stare longingly across rooms—or hockey rinks. Why do women yearn for yearning men?
Love on the Walls
Sophia Mirabal traces the hairline cracks of Philadelphia’s public art scene in this photo essay on graffiti, monuments, and the small act of meeting love where we find it.
The LOVE Statue: Love on Command
Laura Gao examines the history of Penn’s LOVE statue, from its controversial unveiling on College Green in 1999 to its role today as a focal point for protests, vigils, and student life.
Rethinking Remains at the Mütter Museum
Saanvi Ram explores how Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum navigates ethical debates over human remains, consent, and repatriation. Examining the Postmortem Project and the museum’s 2025 human remains policy, she unpacks the tension between bioethics and museological ethics shaping the future of this historic medical museum.
Your AI Therapist Wants You Single
Arts beat Aaron Tokay asked ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude to give him dating advice. They all said yes—and that’s the problem.
What if These Worlds Were Within Us?
Old City’s latest art exhibition is playful, dreamy, and modernist, featuring Aitor Lajarin–Encina’s Flora, Fauna, and Furniture and we call the moon the people’s wife, in collaboration with Vox Populi.
Running Away to Alaska
Jules Lingenfelter reflects on a summer spent on the final frontier, her encounters there, her revisions of self, and what she fled from in the first place.
Street’s 2026 Grammy Predictions
If you’re anything like Street writers, you already have a lineup of predicted winners you’re ready to bet on; our roster features Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga, Olivia Dean, and more. Read to find out why, and drop us a line if you disagree—we’re ready to battle it out.
Put Your Phone Away
Who would have thought? No phones make a show–going experience so much better. Gregory Alan Isakov delivered a captivating, all the more resonant performance at The Met in Philadelphia.
A Season of Firsts, and Maybe Lasts: Inside the SS26 Debut Carousel
As fashion’s creative directors play musical chairs, the dream of the auteur faces burnout, branding, and broken contracts.
Learn on the Job
In an increasingly dynamic startup world, some Penn students wonder whether higher education is necessary to keep up.
Street at the Philadelphia Film Festival
See Street's latest dispatches from the halls of the Philadelphia Film Society.
OCD Online
These mental health influencers have the Internet obsessed, one reel at a time.
Street Presents: The 2025 Dining Guide
Get ready to dig in.
Turkey and Dumplings
Look closely—Thanksgiving belongs to more people than its legend admits.
