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Summer in D.C.: We know the Smithsonian is overwhelming so our D.C. summer snoops did a little debrief of what's hot, what's lame and what you absolutely cannot miss. If you're summering in the most American city of 'em all this guide to the Smithsonian is not to miss.
Summer in Seattle — If you're spending your summer in Seattle (Starbucks employees, can you please make sure your Philly locales stay open?!) you might want to invest in a bike... and some lavender honey ice cream. YUM. Check out our bike tour of Seattle here. Summering in other cities on the West Coast? We have things just for you too!
Celebrate Brooklyn! — If you're in New York this summer and missed the free Andrew Bird concert in Prospect Park last Friday, you didn't miss much. One of our New York stationed Streeters checks in (and out) at Celebrate Brooklyn!'s first free concert here.
Summer in L.A. — San Francisco's not the only city on the west coast with something for you. If you're summering in L.A. you might want to check out our review of the new Tim Burton exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. You might even get to play with Edward's scissorhands.
Summer in Another City? — This summer, Street's got undercover (read: barely employed) reporters in cities all over the country finding out what restaurants are hoppin', what art exhibits are worth the pause and which concerts are worth seeing. First stop, San Francisco. See what's up in the Bay this weekend here.
Playlist of the Week — Bored at your internship? Secretly slip your earbuds in and check out Street's Playlist of the Week.
Playlist of the Week — Need some new summer music? Us too. Check out this (mini) Playlist of the Week to spice up your iTunes collection. In case you just can't get enough don't forget about our past playlists here.
It's one of those summer weekends where most of the city slickers slip away to country/ beach/ vacation homes. Out of the smog and traffic, lazy bathing suit clad loungers pity those left in the city. But hark! There's so many patriotic (and bizarre) things to do in Philly this weekend! Check out our suggestions after the jump. If these all fail, you can always just break into a hotel pool or something.
Playlist of the Week — After a brief hiatus, Street's back with a Playlist of the Week. For those still studying in VP (sorry!), this one's for you.
In case none of these shirts tickle your fancy, College Senior Paloma Saez is screen printing"social ivy" t–shirts for $20 a pop. The design is custom printed on American Apparel homegrown shirts (as if you were going to graduate without another vintage feel shirt) and can be ordered here.
What's better than pulling an all–nighter in Van Pelt? Doing it with a lava lamp of course. These guys certainly have the right idea.
Police on Highrise Field — An email written by a student was circulated within the past half hour stating that "Police are pointing guns at two suspects on the ground at highrise field. Avoid, please." We're unsure of what exactly went on but the police cars have left 40th and Locust and sources say that it's safe to walk hear the Highrises now. Got any info? Hit us up at tips@underthebutton.com
Puppy Break! There are puppies outside Houston Hall right now just waiting to be played with. Best. Study. Break. Ever.
Free Food — Stop outside the Bookstore from 2–4 p.m. for free Ben & Jerry's ice cream. Smells like summer.
Most juniors stayed clean during Hey Day yesterday but these spunky souls (who are you?!) took the plunge to clean themselves off in the Schuylkill River after the festivities. We're told the police showed up but that didn't stop these newly crowned seniors from probably catching a disease.
Playlist of the Week — Missed our playlist of the week yesterday? Celebrate the end of classes with some damn good tunes here.
People Of Van Pelt — And so it begins. It's just getting sunny out and you're starting to get in reading days/ finals mode (ughhh). So why don't you begin procrastinating with Ego's People of Van Pelt special?
Gotta Hold it Down For My City Kids — Too busy reading Shoutouts yesterday to check out our feature? Don't miss out on this profile of OCD, a Philly rap duo. The two lil' dudes are still high school if you can believe that.
Looking for Shoutouts Online? — Yeah, we caved. Here they are!
In reaction to a DP column about racism students have been silently protesting racism at Penn on the Green since noon. Inspired by the Day of Silence, protesters created a movement (and a tumblr) entitled We Belong and will remain silent for the rest of the day. All members of the Penn community, regardless of race, are encouraged to join while wearing all black.