Speaking the language

Wharton’s biweekly online magazine, Knowledge@Wharton, has just expanded its global reach. The magazine, which features articles on research and books from business school faculty, as well as interviews with professors on current business topics, is now publishing a Chinese language edition, China Knowledge@Wharton. The site is published from Shanghai and is intended to reach the burgeoning Chinese market.

Easy riders

If you use PennBus or Penn Shuttle services, the people over at Penn Transit want to hear what you think. Go to www.upenn.edu/survey/transit to fill out a survey on Penn Transit services. Just for participating, you’ll get your name entered in a raffle to win a $50 Penn Bookstore certificate. For more information on transit services, go to www.upenn.edu/transportation.

Talk to us

The Penn Current is still looking for readers who would be interested in helping us as we look for ways to make the Current ever more useful and entertaining. We are in the process of organizing a focus group of Current readers to give us feedback on what we’re doing well, what we can do better and what we’re not doing at all. If you’d like to share your opinions with the Current staff, please contact us at 215-898-1423 or email us at current@pobox.upenn.edu.

Chain gang

A few months back, we reported that CVS Pharmacies was likely to be one of the new tenants at Moravian Cafés on Walnut Street. That still holds, and now we have word that the rest of the space that once housed such lunchtime favorites as Bitar’s is to be given over to several chain restaurants. Quiznos, Taco Bell and KFC have all written letters of intent to become tenants in the food court and are expected to sign leases soon. You’ll have to wait until September, though, to get your fill of fast food.