US Fed on track to cut rates again in penultimate decision of 2025 Agence French-Press US Fed on track to cut rates again in penultimate decision of 2025 Loretta Mester of the Wharton School looks at concerns of the cooling labor market.
Sanctions, drone strikes, and market shifts hit Russia’s energy sector Forbes Sanctions, drone strikes, and market shifts hit Russia’s energy sector Benjamin L. Schmitt of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy in the Weitzman School of Design discusses the significance of energy sanctions imposed by the U.S. on Russian oil revenues.
American civics education should confuse, not comfort Boston Globe American civics education should confuse, not comfort In an opinion essay, Jeffrey Green of the Andrea Mitchell Center in the School of Arts & Sciences argues for civics education that “will inspire the kind of citizens democracy requires to survive.”
More AI training is coming for Pa. N.J. and Del. schools, thanks to a $1M grant Penn got from Google Philadelphia Inquirer More AI training is coming for Pa. N.J. and Del. schools, thanks to a $1M grant Penn got from Google The Graduate School of Education has won $1 million to train teachers and administrators in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware on how to best integrate AI into their schools, featuring remarks from L. Michael Golden.
How are companies using AI? A new survey has answers The Wall Street Journal How are companies using AI? A new survey has answers A survey by Stefano Puntoni and Prasanna “Sonny” Tambe of the Wharton School examines how senior business leaders are using generative AI.
Your guide to Philadelphia's $91 million streetlight replacement project PhillyVoice Your guide to Philadelphia's $91 million streetlight replacement project Researchers from the School of Arts & Sciences found all nighttime outdoor crime on blocks with new lighting infrastructure decreased by 15%, including a 21% reduction in gun crimes and a 20% reduction in violent crimes.
Amazon layoffs highlight impact of AI, some experts say: ‘Wake-up call’ ABC News Amazon layoffs highlight impact of AI, some experts say: ‘Wake-up call’ Lynn Wu of the Wharton School comments on Amazon’s layoff of white-collar workers.
Bill Gates claims climate change won’t destroy humanity after all Huffington Post Bill Gates claims climate change won’t destroy humanity after all Micheal Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses Bill Gates’ shift in rhetoric on climate.
Millions spent to unseat liberal majority on Pennsylvania Supreme Court Courthouse News Service Millions spent to unseat liberal majority on Pennsylvania Supreme Court Marc Meredith of the School of Arts & Sciences talks about retention elections to incentivize judges.
Penn engineering receives $11 million gift from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation to expand Clark Scholars Program Philanthropy News Digest Penn engineering receives $11 million gift from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation to expand Clark Scholars Program The School of Engineering and Applied Science will expand the Clark Scholars Program, a holistic initiative that combines financial aid, mentorship, service, and entrepreneurship to prepare future engineers to lead, innovate and give back.