Playlists
Upcoming Films to Watch Out For in Fall '21
Slashers in Chicago, time traveling in London, worms in space … What else is hitting theaters this fall?
Remembering Aaliyah: R&B Icon and Pioneer
Aaliyah’s music is finally streaming 20 years after her death, but it isn’t without controversy.
Overheards 09.05.2021
This week: a Dave Portnoy stan, a 'Solar Power' apologist, and someone with a breakfast kink.
Ye’s ‘Donda’ : Unpolished, Masterful, and a Study in Morality Plays.
The rapper's latest album has moments of greatness, but are they overshadowed by whom it features?
The Unwarranted Controversy Surrounding Lizzo's "Rumors"
Behind the backlash against Lizzo and Cardi B's new single.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Plant
The Bronx Botanical Gardens serve as complement and contrast to ‘Cosmic Nature,’ an exhibition courtesy of Yayoi Kusama.
'Solar Power' Isn't What You Think It Is
One her third studio album, the pop star from New Zealand builds a castle of sand.
Afghanistan’s Artifacts Under Attack
What the Taliban takeover means for the country’s cultural heritage
Letter from the Editor 08.31.2021
On breakups, breaking bad habits, and self–renewal
Why Can't We Stop Buying Fast Fashion?
A deep dive into fast fashion—and who really perpetuates it
Ego of the Week: Rowana Miller
Meet the senior who's writing a novel and founding a nonprofit at the same time.
We Don’t Always Need to Be 'That Girl'
The “that girl” lifestyle has taken TikTok by storm—but is it even attainable?
Congee and the Problem of Asian Food Appropriation
Asian food doesn’t need to be “improved” to fit white aesthetics.
What Are Artist–Themed Dance Parties Anyway?
As COVID–19 restrictions eased, fans make their way to clubs to participate in "dance parties" playing their favorite artists' music.
Here's Why Vagrant Coffee Should Be Your Go–To Café
Learn about West Philly's new coffee shop straight from CEO Josh Dew and Manager Caleb McCurley.
Overcoming the Male Gaze
My journey to realizing that beauty doesn't depend on what men think of me
Meet the Penn Grad Representing Penn Students in the State House
Street checks in with State Rep. Rick Krajewski seven months after his first day in office. His biggest lesson on the job? Change takes time.
Philly’s Housing Crisis & the Black Community: The Case for Penn to Step In
The COVID–19 pandemic is worsening housing disparities for Philadelphia's Black community. Penn needs to help.
A Guide to Philly's Quizzo Scene—aka 'Jeopardy' with Beer
When it comes to bar trivia nights, it’s Philly quizzo or bust.
