Denali Sagner
ARTICLES
Letter
Letter from the 'Penn, Interrupted' Editor
On getting old, looking back, and writing it all down
Features
Amanda Shulman is Throwing a Dinner Party—And Everyone's Invited
Meet the Penn alum who took her supper clubs from a college apartment to a Rittenhouse restaurant, with a few pit stops along the way.
Letter
Letter from the Dining Guide Editor
On masking up, chowing down, and enjoying "the in between"
Features
Lasting Scars: Albert Kligman and the Holmesburg Prison Experiments
Penn's most celebrated dermatologist experimented on incarcerated people. The University still hasn't owned up to his legacy.
Features
The Right Side of History: Republican Students Split On Support For Trump
In the wake of a Trump loss, the future of the Republican Party lies in the hands of some of its youngest members.
Features
Remembering Dear Old Penn
Alumni through the decades recall their fall at Penn memories in the age of online school
Becoming Myself, and Allegro's Pizza
The versions of ourselves that once existed reside in Allegro's vast archive of memory. In that, I often find comfort.
Style
Shop Sustainably at these Philly Thrift Stores
Ditch your fast fashion habits with Street's Philadelphia secondhand roundup.
Penn's Closed, What's Open?
Here's the status of your favorite Penn food spots during the Coronavirus lockdown
Features
Professor Herman Beavers on Toni Morrison, 'Anti–Racism,' and the Greatest Reason To Be in the Classroom
"Reading literature can put you in touch with what it means to be human," Beavers says. "The fact that the protagonist of the story happens to be Black should not be a barrier to you understanding that."
Features
On the Road Again: Crossing International Borders During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Scattered across the globe, four international students discuss how their home countries are handling the coronavirus and the uncertain academic year that lies ahead.
Features
The [Zoom] Where it Happens: Stories from the COVID Campaign Trail
Two Penn students discuss political campaign work during one of the most contentious election seasons in US history.
Style
How to Save an Unexpected Life During a Pandemic
How one lockdown trend is helping the Penn community do good.
Music
Is TikTok creating a musical meritocracy?
Gen Z breaks down traditional barriers as TikTok helps boost musical fame
Film
A Love Letter to Philadelphia in an Unexpected Place
Why Queer Eye Season 5 is way more than a makeover.
Focus
From Houston Hall to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Meet Penn alum and West Philadelphia state representative Rick Krajewski
Focus
Where BLM Meets DIY: Meet Two Penn Students Using their Art to Support a Movement
How tie-dye and stickers became a force for racial change
Music
Phoebe Bridgers Weighs Life, Love, and Loss on "Punisher"
The indie artist blends introspection, storytelling, and eeriness on her sophomore album.
Focus
"These are Their Stories": Law and Order S.V.U. in the Age of "Copaganda"
Reexamining my favorite TV show and its feminist heroine as America questions the age-old police procedural
Focus
Protests, Police, and Penn: On the Ground at Philadelphia's Black Lives Matter Protest
One student's experience confronting police violence—and its place in her own history.
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