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Norah Rami


ARTICLES

Ego of the Week: Mya Gordon

This seasoned senior is forever geared up for a new adventure.

Who’s Driving the Fast Car?

While Luke Combs’ cover continues to take a life of its own, it can’t replace Tracy Chapman’s queer–coded critique of the American Dream.

Return of The Prodigal Artist

Rediscovering myself in the arts community of my hometown

Inside Darlingside

With their new album Everything is Alive coming out today, this ethereal indie folk friend group is sure to become your next favorite.  

Review from Abroad: Where the Canvas Paint Drys

Art and artist come together in this interactive Houston exhibition. 

The Anti-Google Calendar Manifesto

Escape the confines of time this summer with Jenny Odell’s latest book, Saving Time: Discovering a Life Beyond the Clock

Ted Lasso Misses the Goal on Queer Representation

Despite hopes of inclusivity, Ted Lasso Season 3 gets a yellow card when it comes to queer representation.

Penn 10: Winston Peloso

This Penn senior’s path through academia has been filled with plenty of friction, and he’s forcing us to recalculate our metrics of success.

From Plan to Protest: Behind The Scenes of Take Back the Night

Shaking off the debris of the pandemic years, ASAP offers insight to organizing the return of Take Back the Night.

Self–Help Soundtrack: Podcasts to Get You Through Adulthood

While you’re SABSing in the real world, give this round–up of self–help podcasts a listen and feel just a little more grown.

Keeping 'Outer Banks' Classy

Love triangles aren’t the only conflict in the sociopolitical battlefield of 'Outer Banks.'

A Thesis on Change

Temple graduate students have moved from research to rallies as part of the TUGSA strikes towards achieving fair wages.

It's Just Hair

What would Nietzche say about 2 a.m. bangs?

Laughing Gas and Landscapes: The Mystery of a Lost Courbet

How an unexpected discovery in the basement of Penn Dental led to a major new exhibition at the Arthur Ross Gallery

Bad Sex? Blame Capitalism.

Kristen Ghodsee is revolutionizing our understanding of sex and love. 

Evelyn Thomson: Redefining Women in Physics

Meet the recently named American Physical Society Fellow with passions beyond the particles that make up our world.

Becoming an Astros Fan in Philly

Picking up and letting go of your identity

Chinatown Activism: Then and Now

This Philly native discusses her work inheriting the mantle of the decades–long struggle to save Chinatown.

Jawa Like Wawa

The newly elected Class of 2026 president shares her hopes of fostering a sense of home at Penn.

Getting Personal with Fossil Free Penn

Gigi Varlotta is an advocate for change and community in Philly, beginning with their role in Penn’s homecoming game disruption.
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