How do we teach history in America today? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine How do we teach history in America today? Abby Reisman and Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education join a team of Philadelphia educators to discuss American history, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, and other educational issues of 2022. What you should know about President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan Penn In the News 6ABC.com What you should know about President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan Kent Smetters of the Penn Wharton Budget Model says that Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan will simply create debt to be paid out over time, adding to an already sizable national debt. Career services helps students find ‘the right fit’ To get hired, it’s important to understand how your skills translate to the job market, says Barbara Hewitt, executive director of Penn Career Services. “To do that, you have to have a really good self-understanding, along with a good understanding of what the industry requires,” she says. (Image: Courtesy of Penn Career Services) Q&A Career services helps students find ‘the right fit’ In a Q&A, Barbara Hewitt of Career Services explains why it’s helpful to understand industry trends, cultivate a wide skill set, and trust that the right opportunity will emerge. Student loan relief stokes a debate about its effect on inflation Penn In the News The New York Times Student loan relief stokes a debate about its effect on inflation Kent Smetters of the Penn Wharton Budget Model says that student debt relief’s effect on inflation would only be about a tenth of a percent. Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Courtney Boen of the School of Arts & Sciences says that debt contributes to higher stress levels and worse health, and that Black and Hispanic Americans carry more of it. College admission: Thanks in advance Penn In the News Forbes College admission: Thanks in advance The Character Lab, co-founded by Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences, is cited for its resources on the positive power of gratitude. ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Penn In the News Vanity Fair ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Actor and incoming first-year Noah Schnapp plans to attend the Wharton School in the fall, saying that he wanted to try something different from a drama degree. Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities Penn In the News The Conversation Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities The University of Pennsylvania is noted as one of the schools using Gather, a metaverse technology which recreates real-life buildings and interactions in a virtual meeting space. For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
What you should know about President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan Penn In the News 6ABC.com What you should know about President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan Kent Smetters of the Penn Wharton Budget Model says that Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan will simply create debt to be paid out over time, adding to an already sizable national debt. Career services helps students find ‘the right fit’ To get hired, it’s important to understand how your skills translate to the job market, says Barbara Hewitt, executive director of Penn Career Services. “To do that, you have to have a really good self-understanding, along with a good understanding of what the industry requires,” she says. (Image: Courtesy of Penn Career Services) Q&A Career services helps students find ‘the right fit’ In a Q&A, Barbara Hewitt of Career Services explains why it’s helpful to understand industry trends, cultivate a wide skill set, and trust that the right opportunity will emerge. Student loan relief stokes a debate about its effect on inflation Penn In the News The New York Times Student loan relief stokes a debate about its effect on inflation Kent Smetters of the Penn Wharton Budget Model says that student debt relief’s effect on inflation would only be about a tenth of a percent. Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Courtney Boen of the School of Arts & Sciences says that debt contributes to higher stress levels and worse health, and that Black and Hispanic Americans carry more of it. College admission: Thanks in advance Penn In the News Forbes College admission: Thanks in advance The Character Lab, co-founded by Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences, is cited for its resources on the positive power of gratitude. ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Penn In the News Vanity Fair ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Actor and incoming first-year Noah Schnapp plans to attend the Wharton School in the fall, saying that he wanted to try something different from a drama degree. Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities Penn In the News The Conversation Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities The University of Pennsylvania is noted as one of the schools using Gather, a metaverse technology which recreates real-life buildings and interactions in a virtual meeting space. For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
Career services helps students find ‘the right fit’ To get hired, it’s important to understand how your skills translate to the job market, says Barbara Hewitt, executive director of Penn Career Services. “To do that, you have to have a really good self-understanding, along with a good understanding of what the industry requires,” she says. (Image: Courtesy of Penn Career Services) Q&A Career services helps students find ‘the right fit’ In a Q&A, Barbara Hewitt of Career Services explains why it’s helpful to understand industry trends, cultivate a wide skill set, and trust that the right opportunity will emerge.
Student loan relief stokes a debate about its effect on inflation Penn In the News The New York Times Student loan relief stokes a debate about its effect on inflation Kent Smetters of the Penn Wharton Budget Model says that student debt relief’s effect on inflation would only be about a tenth of a percent. Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Courtney Boen of the School of Arts & Sciences says that debt contributes to higher stress levels and worse health, and that Black and Hispanic Americans carry more of it. College admission: Thanks in advance Penn In the News Forbes College admission: Thanks in advance The Character Lab, co-founded by Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences, is cited for its resources on the positive power of gratitude. ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Penn In the News Vanity Fair ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Actor and incoming first-year Noah Schnapp plans to attend the Wharton School in the fall, saying that he wanted to try something different from a drama degree. Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities Penn In the News The Conversation Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities The University of Pennsylvania is noted as one of the schools using Gather, a metaverse technology which recreates real-life buildings and interactions in a virtual meeting space. For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Debt is bad for mental health. Relief from Biden’s student loan forgiveness could take time Courtney Boen of the School of Arts & Sciences says that debt contributes to higher stress levels and worse health, and that Black and Hispanic Americans carry more of it. College admission: Thanks in advance Penn In the News Forbes College admission: Thanks in advance The Character Lab, co-founded by Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences, is cited for its resources on the positive power of gratitude. ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Penn In the News Vanity Fair ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Actor and incoming first-year Noah Schnapp plans to attend the Wharton School in the fall, saying that he wanted to try something different from a drama degree. Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities Penn In the News The Conversation Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities The University of Pennsylvania is noted as one of the schools using Gather, a metaverse technology which recreates real-life buildings and interactions in a virtual meeting space. For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
College admission: Thanks in advance Penn In the News Forbes College admission: Thanks in advance The Character Lab, co-founded by Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences, is cited for its resources on the positive power of gratitude. ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Penn In the News Vanity Fair ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Actor and incoming first-year Noah Schnapp plans to attend the Wharton School in the fall, saying that he wanted to try something different from a drama degree. Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities Penn In the News The Conversation Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities The University of Pennsylvania is noted as one of the schools using Gather, a metaverse technology which recreates real-life buildings and interactions in a virtual meeting space. For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Penn In the News Vanity Fair ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has been working as a lifeguard all summer Actor and incoming first-year Noah Schnapp plans to attend the Wharton School in the fall, saying that he wanted to try something different from a drama degree. Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities Penn In the News The Conversation Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities The University of Pennsylvania is noted as one of the schools using Gather, a metaverse technology which recreates real-life buildings and interactions in a virtual meeting space. For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities Penn In the News The Conversation Six benefits that the metaverse offers to colleges and universities The University of Pennsylvania is noted as one of the schools using Gather, a metaverse technology which recreates real-life buildings and interactions in a virtual meeting space. For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly) Dean Erika James and Brian Bushee of the Wharton School are quoted about Wharton being the first of the top-ranked U.S. MBA programs to offer a “global” hybrid MBA degree. Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools. Load More
Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Penn In the News Fortune Wharton is first Ivy League business school to launch a hybrid executive MBA program Peggy Bishop Lane and Dean Erika James speak in detail about the Wharton School’s new hybrid executive MBA program, the first of its kind among Ivy League business schools.