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Wharton Stories:
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Jaein Kim, W’25, reflects on her weeklong Wharton Leadership Ventures Expedition backpacking in Ecuador.
A Step at a Time: From Cotopaxi to Antisana
Amanda Cui, W’25, started Humans of Penn as a way to have numerous conversations and capture the various perspectives across Penn’s campus.
Major: Economics. Minor: Humanity. The Storyteller behind Humans of Penn
How Olivia Turman, W’26, found community, leadership, and clarity through Williams Café.
Brewing Business: A Wharton Undergrad’s Experience Managing Penn’s Student-Run Café
How some students build their leadership, academic, and professional experiences by going even further into the classroom.
From Student to Teaching Assistant: Same Class, Different Takeaways
Wharton students share their experiences traveling abroad on four short-term programs offered by Penn.
Unlocking the World: Global Learning Opportunities
Wharton first-years helped pilot a new activity that familiarized them with Philadelphia and connected them to each other in a meaningful way.
Finding Camaraderie by Finding City Hall
Grace Gramins, W’26, finds harmony between music production and business.
Finding the Rhythm Behind Business Fundamentals
An immersive look inside Team Sailing, a Wharton Leadership Venture designed to foster team cohesion in a high-pressure environment.
Trimming the Jib and Other Ways to Think About Business
Personal experience and selfless family sacrifice led Tsion Bezabih, W’27, to create a nonprofit aimed at helping young people connect.
Bridging the Cultural Divide
Third-year Chuby Madu, along with fellow Wharton students, launched Crayon Politics, a student-run platform dedicated to providing Gen Z with easy-to-understand data to be more informed voters.
Crayon Politics: Simplifying Complex Policy for Young Voters
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