Ego
Penn 10: Duality
At a place like Penn, where ambition often pulls in multiple directions, Street profiles ten seniors who live in two worlds at once.
Ego
Penn 10: Walker Carnathan
A performing arts aficionado by day and a bouncer by night. What can’t he do?
Ego
Penn 10: Maya Gambhir
From being “the math girl” to leading an a cappella group, Maya Gambhir refuses to see her passions as mutually exclusive.
By
Chenyao Liu
Ego
Penn 10: Marc Vaz
This senior is leaving Penn with a startup offer—and a band that isn’t quite finished yet.
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Ego
Penn 10: Duality
At a place like Penn, where ambition often pulls in multiple directions, Street profiles ten seniors who live in two worlds at once.
Ego
Penn 10: Walker Carnathan
A performing arts aficionado by day and a bouncer by night. What can’t he do?
Ego
Penn 10: Maya Gambhir
From being “the math girl” to leading an a cappella group, Maya Gambhir refuses to see her passions as mutually exclusive.
By
Chenyao Liu
Read this issue's Letter from the Editor.
Ego Of The Week
Ego of the Week: Kampton Kam
This senior is clearing more than the bar.
By
Jaya Parsa
Nominate someone you know for Ego of the Week here.
Film & TV
Review
Why We Shouldn’t Obsess Over ‘Obsession’
Curry Barker’s inventive dark horror feature is well–executed, but goes too far.
Flashy Action and Flawless Victory
How ‘Mortal Kombat II’ leans into its origins and doesn’t lose to sequel syndrome.
How Did ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Miss the Mark, Again?
Season 2 of Disney+’s revival keeps expanding the scale, cast, and stakes, but louder spectacle can’t replace what made the Netflix original work so well.
By
Henry Metz
‘Mother Mary’ is More Ridiculous Than Revealing
Anne Hathaway as a pop star and the exorcism of fabric headline this bizarre metaphor for collaboration.
Music
Music
Fakemink: ‘London’s Saviour,’ born in Essex
What does it mean to be a “rapper, artist, and teacher” when the audience takes your message too literally?
The Sidewalk Preacher with a Record Deal
Noah Kahan’s ‘The Great Divide’ is a meditation on the miles that success puts between a person and home.
A New Era For Bollywood
How will the industry adapt to the departure of its revered vocalist Arijit Singh?
By
Namya Raman
Arts
Arts
Activism as a Sport
Blending Politics with Prizefighting in Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments
By
Jack Lamey
The Planet Is Burning! Here’s Your Newsbite.
In a world where the climate crisis competes with everything else for your 30–second attention span, one artist decided to stop fighting the noise and start drawing it.
Is R. F. Kuang a Good Writer?
Between brilliance and frustration, her work reveals as much about its force as its limits.
Haute Couture Meets Hard Science
How biomaterials, robotics, and 3D printing are quietly revolutionizing the way we dress.
Style
Style
‘Love Story’ Pens a Love Letter to ’90s Minimalist Fashion
The new limited television series has viewers longing for the simplicity of ’90s style.
Street Gets Thrifty: A Guide to Philly's Second–Hand Stores
Skip the fast fashion spiral—the city’s resale scene rewards patience, taste, and a good eye.
By
Addison Saji
A New and Improved Workplace Gender Gap
How the rise of artificial intelligence might leave working women behind.
By
Namya Raman
The Language of Looksmaxxing
Clavicular himself isn’t just the newest face of incel jargon, but also the most prominent product of how language shapes perception.
By
Insia Haque
