Anna O'Neill–Dietel
ARTICLES
Features
Weaving Through Bike Lanes and Legislation
These are the steps advocates and city officials are taking to improve cycling infrastructure after a dangerous year for cyclists.
Arts
Striking Movements, Stalling Moments
While Pilobolus’ re – CREATION showcases some of the troupe’s iconic, acrobatic choreo, the tour boarders on monotony.
Style
Where to Study in Philly Beyond the GSR
Break free from campus and explore these ideal workspaces across the city.
Style
It’s so Ph-ucking hot: How Philadelphians Beat the Heat
From iconic ice cream joints to exclusive private pools, explore the ultimate summer escapes in the City of Brotherly Love.
Ego
Penn 10: Jonathan Song
Jonathan Song, queen of swords, guides with perspective and an open mind.
Style
The Rise and Fall of "It" Water Bottles
Just like "It Girls," water bottles live rent free in our minds.
Style
Pizza Meets Mexican at Tonalli
At this family–owned BYOB, Mexican dishes—and the unique pizzas they inspire—shine.
Style
From Stars Hollow to Your Closet, the 'Gilmore Girls' Aesthetic Returns
The recent online craze surrounding the show's influence on fall fashion is a mark of the show’s enduring association with fall.
Style
Dating Across Campuses and Time Zones
Juggling long distant romance and the challenges that come along with it as a college student
Focus
Wawa Worship in Philadelphia
While Wawa and summer go hand–in–hand for Philadelphians, their relationship isn't always sunny.
Television
The Modern Nature Documentary: Escapism or a Call to Action?
Nature documentaries are gradually acknowledging anthropogenic impacts, making for rousing television.
Style
The College Student’s Guide to National Parks
How to score the best deals, beat the crowds, and most importantly enjoy the outdoors.
Film
Academia, Angst, and Adulting: Six Movies to Watch to Get Rid of Postgrad Blues
These six films, which range from playful rom–coms to satirical social critiques, all have something to say about adulting.
Focus
The Trails That Connect Us
Philadelphia's many walking and biking trails are supported by a network of organizations that make outdoor access possible.
Focus
Food Insecurity: Now A Common Reality
Inflation and cuts to SNAP benefits are driving a rapid uptick in food insecurity across Philadelphia.
Urban Exploration: More Than an Adrenaline Rush
Urban exploration, a growing subculture at Penn, is a way for students to connect with history, bond with friends, and make art.
Focus
A High School Experience Marked by Watered Down Lessons, Inadequate Resources, and Isolation
COVID-19 and inequality harmed a generation just entering Penn. Professors and administrators are adjusting to this new reality.
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