Style
Welcome to the First Wives Club
From White House state dinners to global summits, political wives and first ladies have long used fashion to shape public perception—but a new generation, including Michelle Obama and Rama Duwaji, is rewriting the rules.
Are You Swiping for the Left or the Right?
Staff writer Jessica Tobes evaluates the weighing decisions of politics inside campus matchmaking services, its conflicts and biases.
Bringing Mekong River Flavors Home to Philadelphia
Chef Thanh Nguyen brings authentic Vietnamese cuisine to East Passyunk at Gabriella’s Vietnam, sourcing ingredients across Philadelphia and beyond to recreate the regional dishes she grew up with. The restaurant has become a standout in Philly’s dining scene for its commitment to flavor, culture, and community.
The Rise, Fall, and Defibrillation of Juicy Couture
Addison Saji analyzes the evolution of the cult classic brand, Juicy Couture, from adorable trend to abomination.
Street on the Street: Top Five Sneakers of 2025
Alex Nagler outlines Street’s definitive list of favorite sneakers for 2025.
New Year, New You: Resolutions Every Penn Student Ought To Have
Need resolutions that’ll actually make your life better? Street’s got you covered.
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.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4: A Marriage of the New and Old
For better or for worse, Tony Hawk’s latest Pro Skater installment doesn’t shy away from its nostalgic value.
The Pearl of the Gulf: Bahrain’s Pearling Heritage
From the depths of the salty sea to a string around your neck, pearls are more than an iridescent accessory—they built nations, and luxury jewelry houses.
The Quintessential Penn Holiday Gift Guide
Nothing makes it easier to forget about dropping $90,000 to go here than a proper holiday haul.
Best of Culture in 2025
Street picks our favorite moments of the year.
Worst of 2025
Let’s be honest, there were some duds this year.
Marsha’s Makes America Gay Again
Whether you love the women or the sports, Marsha’s has space for everyone.
Fitz on 4th Brings Home the Vegan Bacon
This plant–based restaurant specializes in comfort.
Dancerobot Serves Japanese Street Food on Philly’s Dining Table
The restaurant’s dynamic spunk leaves its mark near Rittenhouse Square.
Come Stay a While at The Lodge
Philadelphia staple Two Robbers Spirits Co. tries its hand at a new location.
Finding a New Home at Mayflower Bakery
With no relation to the similarly named ship, this Cantonese bakery offers a sweet slice of comfort in the heart of Philly’s bustling Chinatown.
Casa Borinqueña Serves Up Sunshine
This family–owned restaurant is putting a plant–based twist on classic Puerto Rican cuisine.
Woke Brunch (and Other Comfort Foods)
At Sam’s Morning Glory Diner, the coffee’s hot, the eggs are runny, and the politics are loud.
