“Hands up, don’t shoot,” the protesters shouted as they marched onto College Green.
Mica Tenenbaum
Penn Employee Appreciation Week celebrates hardworking staff
Wharton juniors Hari Joy and Shreya Zaveri, along with the rest of their Management 104 group, organized the Penn Employee Appreciation Week to encourage Penn students to show their appreciation for Penn security guards, dining facility workers and other employees.
Students to carry mattresses in protest of sexual assault
On Wednesday, October 29, Penn will participate in the national “Carrying the Weight Together” National Day of Action. Students across the country will carry mattresses and pillows in protest of sexual assault.
Starting with research, ENGAGE is taking a new approach to Philadelphia's social issues
ENGAGE is a student-run think-and-action tank that incorporates research, grassroots involvement and community-level communication in the hopes of developing solutions to pertinent social issues in Philadelphia.
4: Corporations Are People, Too
The team discusses bad corporate writing from Tazo, Untuckit, and dear old Penn. Julia's younger brother Eric joins as a special guest, but unfortunately has to leave halfway through due to an info session.Hosted by Julia Bell, Mica Tenenbaum, and Lauren Sorantino. Produced by Joyce Varma. Theme music by Mica Tenenbaum.
3: I Was Wrong
Your hosts discuss everything from Rupi Kaur to hot sauce sexism. Guest Allie Rubin reads a gender-stereotyping poem from elementary school.Hosted by Lauren Sorantino, Julia Bell, and Mica Tenenbaum. Produced by Joyce Varma. Theme music by Mica Tenenbaum.
3: I Was Wrong
Your hosts discuss everything from Rupi Kaur to hot sauce sexism. Guest Allie Rubin reads a gender-stereotyping poem from elementary school.”
1: My Worst First
In our first episode, we’re taking a look at some “firsts” in writing. Mica reads It by Stephen King. Lauren and Julia dig through their high school journals and find firsts. Also a lot of teen angst.

