Dolores Albarracín: ‘If you don't listen, you have no risk of changing’
Dolores Albarracín: ‘If you don't listen, you have no risk of changing’
PIK Professor Dolores Albarracín is spotlighted.
Are you getting the best deal? Try this hack when grocery shopping
Are you getting the best deal? Try this hack when grocery shopping
Barbara Kahn of the Wharton School says that taking a closer look at the unit price of an item can help people decide whether buying bigger or store brand provides the best value.
Five truths every young professional needs to know about AI
Five truths every young professional needs to know about AI
Chris Callison-Burch of the School of Engineering and Applied Science comments on the effect of AI on entry-level jobs.
How the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage became the U.S. standard
How the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage became the U.S. standard
Susan Wachter of the Wharton School explains how home mortgages typically worked in previous decades.
Many U.S. Catholics don’t fully practice their faith. Could Pope Leo’s papacy change that?
Many U.S. Catholics don’t fully practice their faith. Could Pope Leo’s papacy change that?
Melissa Wilde of the School of Arts & Sciences says that American participation in Catholicism has been declining for a long time, particularly within the last decade.
A cutting-edge cancer therapy offers hope for patients with lupus
A cutting-edge cancer therapy offers hope for patients with lupus
Discussing CAR T-cell therapy, Carl June of the Perelman School of Medicine asks, “The big question is: How long does it last? Are they cured?”
Editorial: California Democrats worried about gas price hikes they created
Editorial: California Democrats worried about gas price hikes they created
A study from the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy at the Weitzman School of Design projected that regulatory changes in California would boost retail gasoline costs by 65 cents a gallon in the near term.
A bold idea to raise the birthrate: Make parenting less torturous
A bold idea to raise the birthrate: Make parenting less torturous
Corinne Low of the Wharton School questions how to solve the conditions making it hard for American women to have children.
A boy’s hands were amputated when he was 12. Now 29, he feels ‘whole again’ following a double hand transplant: ‘Medical marvel’
A boy’s hands were amputated when he was 12. Now 29, he feels ‘whole again’ following a double hand transplant: ‘Medical marvel’
A young Swiss man returns to Penn Medicine after receiving a double hand transplant.