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@AnaKrutch Tells Stories that Will Mend Your Soul
Ana Krutchinksy talks making space on TikTok for authentic vulnerability through fictional stories
Nature Has Evolved into Luxury
How a citrus–related controversy brought to light the inaccessible nature of greenery in architecture.
A High School Experience Marked by Watered Down Lessons, Inadequate Resources, and Isolation
COVID-19 and inequality harmed a generation just entering Penn. Professors and administrators are adjusting to this new reality.
Hello, LiLo!: Can Lindsay Lohan’s (New) Comeback Stick the Landing?
Hello, LiLo!: Can Lindsay Lohan’s (New) Comeback Stick the Landing?
The Good, The Bad, and The Radical World of Campaign Art
From font to color choices, campaign posters have the power to hint at the political future.
Hip–Hop is Not the Problem
The recent death of rapper Takeoff should make us question America's gun violence epidemic.
Ego of the Week: Ashwarya Devason
Between hours spent in the research lab, this senior is makes sure to further her passions for empowering first–generation, low–income students and studying feminist theory.
Love and Longing in ‘Modigliani Up Close’
A landmark retrospective at the Barnes Foundation traces Modigliani’s debts to memory.
Letter from the Editor, December 2022
In which we pass the torch.
Overheards December 2022
This month: Bible books, prehistoric payments, and areola accessories
Street's Favorite TV and Movies of 2022
This year's best offerings on the big and small screens included plenty of reboots and a fair share of originals, but were all ambitious, experimental, and engrossing.
Street's Favorite Internet Trends of 2022
From stay–at–home girlfriends and existential foodies to quiet videos and the CEO of corn, being online this year meant equal parts immersion in and respite from existential dread.
Street's Favorite Albums of 2022
This has been a year for relearning old habits; likewise, our favorite records and artists made the old feel new again.
A Picture's Worth 365 Days
How an Instagram photo diary taught me to slow down and appreciate the ups and downs of life.
Penn's Daniel Gillion on Research as a Tool for Storytelling
Meet Dr. Gillion, a Poli Sci professor utilizing interdisciplinary methods to shift racial and ethnic paradigms from within the classroom.
Take It to the Streets: What to Do in Philly This Month
This month: Fairytale worlds. Bands back from the dead. Semi–secular seasonal festivities.
A New Era for ARCH
How the ARCH renovation is making space for more students—one room at a time
“Oneness: Nature & Connectivity in Chinese Art” brings us closer to the Chinese landscape
A new show at the PMA features contemporary and historic works.
Ego of the Week: Jack Franklin
Between music, marketing, and making Wharton feel like home, this senior certainly has his plate full.
