Word on the Street
Word on the street
Return of The Prodigal Artist
Rediscovering myself in the arts community of my hometown
by NORAH RAMI
Word on the street
When I Grow Up
Always in a rush to grow up, we never ask what we're running towards.
by NOAH GOLDFISCHER
Word on the street
Stuck at the Starting Line
Engagement photos on Instagram, wedding invitations on the refrigerator, sonograms in your text messages—it just starts and doesn’t stop.
by ELLIE SHUERT
Word on the street
No Sleep, Bus, Club, Another Club...
How to travel—and party like Gaga—responsibly without commodifying whole countries
by GIULIA NOTO LA DIEGA
Word on the street
The Hidden Nature of Assault at Penn
There’s a dangerous culture of female assault on Penn’s campus.
by ANONYMOUS
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Love Me, Detest Me—Just do it on Paper
Even with the advent of texting, you should still be writing letters.
by ALEXANDRA KANAN
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From Philly to Philly, The Long Way Around
Why staying close to home for college can be both a blessing and a curse.
by ALLYSON NELSON
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Yeah Sex is Good But Have You Ever Traced a Domino Effect?
Then you realize that yeah sex is good, but perhaps intimacy is even better.
by ANONYMOUS
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Mary, Me, and Sexuality
She’s holding the trash can open and I’m thinking: this is it. This is it.
by ANONYMOUS
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The Act of Falling in Love with Me, Myself, and I
How feeling alone taught me to cherish myself
by FELICITAS TANANIBE
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Becoming an Astros Fan in Philly
Picking up and letting go of your identity
by NORAH RAMI
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A Picture's Worth 365 Days
How an Instagram photo diary taught me to slow down and appreciate the ups and downs of life.
by NATALIA CASTILLO
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From Sidewalk to Studio 8H: The SNL Stand–By Experience
Trying to get tickets to SNL is not very glamorous, but getting the chance to watch the show live is a moment you’ll never forget.
by JACOB POLLACK
Word on the street
Learning How to Be a Child of Divorce
More baggage to pack up and bring to college
by RYANNE MILLS
Word on the street
Non-Slip Black Sketchers and Carmy Monologues
Thank you Jeremy Allen White—now my friends pretend to understand the hell of brunch service.
by ESTHER LIM
Word on the street
Relearning How to Heal
Healing from domestic abuse isn’t linear, and it isn’t easy.
by ANONYMOUS
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