Word on the Street
In the Summer, We Exist in Limbo.
Accepting that this time in my life has an expiration date enables me to live in it a little more.
On Taking Our Time
When I first called CAPS last May, I didn’t know that I had an eating disorder, much less understand the extent to which recovering from it would shape the next year of my life.
Speaking Without Complacency
Somewhere in this country, right now, there is a white supremacist, and I am quite literally his worst nightmare.
Why I Love Greek Life at Penn and Want to See It Be Better
A Call to Action to the Greek Community
An Anniversary Letter to a Deceased Friend
Reflections on the year since it happened
I Have No Safe Space
Navigating being a queer woman of color in a straight, white space.
My House Burned Down. Then I Found Home.
Where I found home after my childhood one burned down.
Life as a First Generation, Low–Income Student at Penn
How I feel as a first generation, low–income student at Penn.
City of Sisterly Love
Finding love in my family after leaving home.
All Strings Attached
How easily I fell for the idea of him
I Fell in Love With My Best Friend. Then She Was Gone.
Discovering my sexuality through love and loss
My Father's Favorite Concoction
A response to Trump's travel ban
My Own Penn Bubble
Navigating Penn life as someone religiously observant.
Here For You
Joining Penn Benjamins was one of the best choices I've made at Penn.
My Wild Wizard One Night Stand
A night to remember.
