Eva Lititskaia

United States

Ego Beat Writer at 34th Street Magazine

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Ego of the Week: Rohana Sree Gullapalli

1 month ago | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia

Rohana Gullapalli (C ’25, W ’25) sits with me in Perry World House in her running shoes. Even though she is busy serving on the board of large campus groups such as AIS, she makes time to test her new limits and go out of her comfort zone by running half–marathons, and getting her scuba diving license while balancing her dual degree. Unbeknownst to many incoming Quakers, she is one of the figures who shape international students' experience on campus.
You Are What You Follow: Joseph Turrow Speaks to Social Identity in the Age of Advertising & Media

1 month ago | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia

Did you have a magazine when you were younger that captivated all your attention and shaped your ultimate aspirations? If so, you have something in common with Dr. Joseph Turow, who loves reading Ad Age just as much as when he got his first copy at the Brooklyn Library. Ad Age left its mark on Turrow's life; he has spent over 50 years researching advertising, media, and their influence on society.
Rachel Tashjian on Style and Statecraft

1 month ago | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia |Anissa T. Ly

Some aspirations are rooted in the artifacts of our childhood: lifelong interests, passions, and career ambitions. Do you recall dreaming of becoming an astronaut but later turning to finance? Or perhaps you were certain you would become a doctor and are currently working towards achieving your childhood dreams?
Ego of the Week: Yazmin Wu

2 months ago | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia

Sitting at the very heart of the business school in Steinberg-Dietrich Hall, Yazmin Wu (W '25) is a multifaceted presence in Wharton’s dynamic college environment. You've heard of Wharton cohorts, Wharton Latino, the WH1010 TA community, and maybe even the Wharton Sports Business Club. But do you know anyone who is not only involved in these communities, but actively shaping every one of them?
“Why Not You?”: Rob Sharenow at the Kelly Writers House

Dec 4, 2024 | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia

The cozy, home–like atmosphere of Kelly Writers House, reminiscent of idealized 1950s movie living rooms, provided the perfect setting for a visit from one of the most outstanding creative media executives of the 21st century, Rob Sharenow. He serves as the President of Programming for A+E Networks, overseeing all creative development and production for their brands.
Why Joker: Folie à Deux Misses The Mark

Nov 19, 2024 | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia

The familiar old Cinemark seats and nachos with Diet Coke, backtracked by endless trailers for movies we’ll probably forget about by the time they release in a year or two. But, we’ve been waiting for the Joker sequel ever since the first whispers about it emerged back in 2019. Surely, you remember the debates on social media about who would make a better Harley Quinn: Margot Robbie or Lady Gaga.
Pinterest or Perform-interest?

Nov 9, 2024 | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia

It’s August before college move–in. This year you want your room to look perfect—with all the band posters, LED fairy lights, and colorful shag rugs you've dreamed of. Your new room will be far different from last year when you constantly felt embarrassed for not having all the dorm essentials. You turn to Pinterest to look for some inspiration in your “dream dorm” board, and, suddenly, you notice one hidden board among the esteemed collection you’ve spent so much creating.
A Short n’ Sweet Homecoming

Nov 7, 2024 | 34st.com | Eva Lititskaia

Bows. Kisses. Hearts. Repeat. There's no other way to describe every other visitor of the Wells Fargo Center on the evening of Oct. 8, when child–actress–turned–superstar Sabrina Carpenter returned home to Philly. As the stadium gradually filled with Carpenter's fans sporting pre–ordered merchandised t–shirts or sparkling corsets, singer Amaarae prepared the audience for the evening show.