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In our final episode of the year, we look ahead to life after graduation. We talked to current and former students about the challenges of entering the “real world” and the idea that our generation can’t handle growing up. We also spoke with the director of Career Services about Penn’s pre-professional culture and how undergraduates approach the job market.
How do Penn students find love in a world of dating apps? On this episode, we explore stories from a couple who met on a dating app made by a Penn student, Tinder tales from abroad and the currency of Grindr.
What really makes a space "safe"? In this episode, we explore the phrase by digging into the history of Du Bois College House and analyzing the ways in which it has made Penn feel safer for many students.
From left to right: Callie, Christie and Ciana Comerford.
The Open Expression Panel discussed the ideas of safe spaces and microagressions.
Firefighters entered a Fiji house on 40th Street between Spruce and Pine,
Stores like the Fresh Grocer put out signs to inform shoppers of the outage.