Campus Life
Ego
Travel More, Climb Mt. Everest, or Teach Sociology
To Professor Chenoa Flippen, there is an obvious choice.
by MADDIE MULDOON
Ego
The Year Our Hometowns Became Our Campus
Reflections on feeling stuck in–between our lives at Penn and the places we grew up
by MEG GLADIEUX
Ego
Dina Ley Through the Lens
The artist reflects upon the role that photography has played in shaping her identity.
by MADDIE MULDOON
Ego
Calling All Women Who Love Baking and Building Robots
Lauren Hummel (SEAS '20) reflects on what it's like to be a woman in the male–dominated field of mechanical engineering.
by ANGELA SHEN
Letter
From 'The Simpsons' to Campus Activism, Street Is Here, There, and Everywhere
With love, SSSF.
by BEATRICE FORMAN
Ego
“A Different Kind of Class”: Black Speculative Futures
Professor Christina Knight, her sister Jessi Knight, and their students imagine the future.
by PEARL LIU
Word on the street
Include Jews in Your Activism
An Open Letter to AOC, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and Non–Jewish Left–Wing Activists.
by ARIELLE STANGER
Ego
Professor Anne Berg Protects Your Right to Protest
At Penn, Professor Berg is a historian of the past. But at protests, she's a historian of the present.
by EMILY TRUONG
Ego
Ego of the Week: Selina Nie
Meet the Computer Science and Design Major who does it all.
by MADDIE MULDOON
Ego
‘That’s Our Ivy League’: Rethinking Education and Equity in Philadelphia
SP2 and PennDesign Professor Amy Hillier Talks about Race, Sexuality, and Education
by ANGELA SHEN
Ego
Meet Professor Rebecca Waller, Director of the EDEN Lab
She joined research because she needed to.
by JULIA DAVIES
Ego
Meet the Penn Alumnus in Washington
Ted Koutsoubas shares some key takeaways from his life in the political game.
by ANGELA SHEN
Ego
From the Campaign Trail: These Two Penn Students Reflect On Working For Team Biden
Meet a former Penn student and current Penn junior who worked full–time on Biden's campaign.
by MADDIE MULDOON
Ego
The Siege of Troye
“Our duty is to protect Americans and tell the truth. It’s just that, at some point, you have a responsibility to come forward and say, ‘This is wrong.’”
by TAMSYN BRANN
Ego
Sarah Min is Organizing Her Community for Social Change
The Asian–American activist talks about justice issues, the election, and what comes next.
by ANGELA SHEN
Word on the street
Pressure Drives the Worst Bargains
How I knew it was time to drop pre-med
by BECKY WEISBERG
Ego
Xiye Bastida, Climate Justice Activist
Meet the first–year championing intersectionality and the power of youth voices.
by EMILY TRUONG
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