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Five MBA students talk about their Pre-Term experience, exploring Philly, and what they’re looking forward to this fall.
Wharton Welcomes the MBA Class of 2023
“If we could just have a candid conversation with our Dean about what she believes in, what would we want to hear from her?”
Students Chat With the Dean About Diversity at Wharton
Maggie Tang, W’22, is avidly pursuing her interest in hospitality at Wharton, from starting a food podcast to writing honors theses on fostering creativity and positive culture in high-end restaurants.
This Michelin Star Restaurant Intern Is Pairing Her Passion for Food With Business
“One of the things I love most about entertainment is when there’s a problem, you can figure it out, make something, or get around it.”
Media & Entertainment Industry Alums Share Creative Solutions to COVID Disruption
“This is work that is ongoing. We continue to both advocate and support our students and educate the broader Penn community about the issues and the nuances of the Latinx community.”
LatinX Student Forum Opens Discussion on COVID, Election Anxiety, and Unprecedented Challenges
“Coming together as a community, in solidarity and in number, seemed a natural part of the healing process.”
Undergrads Discuss Asian Identity and Biases at Community Forum
All around the world, MBA students are connecting virtually with alumni in their own cities through the new Wharton Alumni Welcome program.
Community Away from Campus
“There’s a need for us to educate people. There’s a need for us to have some of these tough conversations because we expect that our classmates are going to graduate and become leaders.”
AAMBAA Co-Presidents Partner with Classmates to Take a Stand Against Racism
Although campus programs, events, and classes were remote this semester, students stayed connected more than ever. Wharton Social Impact students reflect on how they finished the semester virtually while prioritizing impactful activities.
Why These Wharton Students Stayed Involved with Social Impact Remotely
Sharing Stories to Find Common Ground at One Wharton Week
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