PENAT: When a Random Assignment Becomes a Faculty-Wide Sensation

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By: Daniellia Fariesya 






What started as a random assignment somehow spiraled into a full-blown faculty drama poster now everyone won’t stop talking about “PENAT.” 
From script to hallway memes, this masterpiece featuring tears, talent, and sheer chaos has become the unexpected highlight of the semester! #FacultyLegend #PenatForever #AccidentalVirality
 

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