On Sept. 28, students in the Wharton class “Advertising Management” presented the results of their week-long viral media assignment. The top quiz, titled “Choose Some Fall Things And We’ll Tell You Which Taylor Swift You’re Most Like,” gained almost 300,000 views.…Read More
Tanya Paul graduated from the Wharton School’s undergraduate program in spring 2015. By fall, she was already enrolled as an accounting Ph.D. student in Wharton.…Read More
Sometimes he’s an aspiring poet hoping to share his work with a literary magazine one day. Other times, he’s an ordinary college student, hanging out with family and friends. Still other times, he’s doing research regarding the use of medications for people with substance abuse..,…Read More
This fall, one Management 100 group was offered the chance to help put on Mercy-Douglas’s only Thanksgiving dinner event. The catch? A $0 budget.…Read More
Last year, as a junior, I wrote a blog post about my decision to pursue an “uncoordinated” dual degree, which still, to this day, has been the best academic decision I have made at Penn. After making my post, I wasn’t even sure if people would read it, but over…Read More
Director of Bianca’s Kids Debbie Savigliano worked with a group of Wharton freshmen as part of the Management 100 course, in which students are tasked with working on a project for a nonprofit client. …Read More
An annual Thanksgiving feast is a student project that helps the young and older adults during the holidays.…Read More
You may have seen Rebel bars while grabbing coffee to go at Gourmet Grocer or Williams Cafe. One Management 100 team is hoping that you’ll notice them a lot more in coming months.…Read More
On Tuesday, College and Wharton senior Debi Ogunrinde received the Canadian Rhodes Scholarship for 2016. This came just a day after College senior Jenna Hebert was notified that she was one of 32 American students to receive the award this year.…Read More
“There’s a growing appreciation in industry and outside of academia for what value statistics training can bring,” Wharton statistics professor Larry Brown said.…Read More
