Following 34th Street's paper trail from 1968 to the present.
by JULIA BELLGrading disputes, office hour tears, and all the other hidden work that goes into being a teaching assistant at Penn.
by PAIGE FISHMANMany LPS students—especially veterans—say that their Penn experience is not the same one undergrads were sold on.
by ANGELA LINWhat do flamenco, cycling, and Islamic studies all have in common?
by CALAIS CRONINMeet Mrs. Bui, the owner behind the legendary food truck on Walnut.
by KATIE BONTJEThink being the first student from your high school to attend Penn is a big feat? Try being the first from your country.
by BEBE HODGESRoss Clark (C’04) wonders, ‘How did I get here?’
by ROSS CLARKDoree Shafrir (C' 99) still wants to know “Did you write for Street?”
by DOREE SHAFRIR2012 Managing Editor Joe Pinsker recalls Street’s not–so–distant past.
by JOE PINSKER'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air' meets 'Full House', but made in 2018. And not funny.
by ANNA COLLINSThe first episode of the third season left me confused and disappointed.
by BEBE HODGESBecause you're never too old for a Miyazaki movie.
by SHANNON ZHANGHis 'Bloom' tour creates a space for queer young people like me.
by DANIEL BULPITTTheir "I Love You Too" tour will stop at Union Transfer on Nov. 1.
by SHUNMEL SYAUThe ‘Rumours’ are true. Party like it’s 1977 on Oct. 18 at Underground Arts.
by BEATRICE FORMANShe creates online games using words as the form of art.
by XINYI WANEach year, student cultural organizations put on acts that excite, entertain, and effectively bridge gaps in perspective.
by CHRISTINA LUTheir absurdist, intergalactic fall show runs between October 10 and 13 at the Iron Gate Theater.
by ANJALEE BHUYANIn case you're wondering what your favorite drunk stop tastes like without all the booze.
by RYAN MCLAUGHLINFeeling behind on the costume game? Check out these stores to ensure the best Halloween yet.
by RYAN MCLAUGHLINEcon–Screamer: My econ midterm literally fisted me in the ass.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINEVisiting Professor: I don’t care if you all get A’s. I don’t work here. What can they do to me?
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Many people have asked me why I have been so involved in this election even though I could not vote.
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