Word on the Street
Learning from loss: How I dealt with four deaths in one semester
Josh’s death was a swift stab; my Nana’s passing was a slow cut; Nick’s death was a blunt impact; Will’s passing was an explosive force. Each loss brought on its own reflections, its own visceral reactions.
Some Notes From Your Econ TA
If you’re going to write a shoutout for your TA referencing a concept you learned in class, make sure you actually understand the concept.
Studying Abroad in the Age of Trump
His reputation and tiny hands reach all over the globe.
Penn's Toxic Culture Is Our Responsibility
The environment on campus is ours to shape.
What It's Like to End an Athletic Career
Walking away from something you love is never easy. Here's why.
How I Stay Sober at Penn
Religion and personal preference keeps me away from alcohol
Life After Death on Campus
We learn of losses through email.
Sleep Deprivation Won't Cure My Depression
The mental fog rolled over often, shrouding the different lobes of my brain.
I'm done hiding my sexuality to fit in.
For years, I have tucked my sexuality behind strands of my thick, blonde hair and the thread of preppy clothing.
Mental Health is Hard Work
My depression isn’t sexy; it’s hard work and constant effort.
Penn's Enforcement of the New Task Force Policies Is an Insult to Assault Survivors
Penn promised to protect us. It’s time we take the University to task.
Caught In Between Cultures
Too American to be fully Indian and too Indian to be fully American
An Ocean Apart: Puerto Rico and Penn
"I will never quite feel at home on campus."
Toni Morrison’s 'Tar Baby': What’s Love Got to Do With It?
Is pain a part of love? For Black women in relationships, it’s often inescapable and normalized.
When You Realized You Loved Me Too Late
On confusing friendship, bad timing, and self–discovery
Crossing the Stage
When someone you love graduates, but your joint routines remain.
End the Silence: Sexual Assault Survivors at Penn Share Their Stories.
