Wharton Magazine

09/10/2025

Behind every room on campus, there's a story. Explore some of the newly dedicated spaces in the "nucleus of entrepreneurship" on campus, Tangen Hall. https://whr.tn/47iVsNW

08/10/2025

Are you a Wharton Graduate of the Last Decade (GOLD) living in the NYC area? Join a unique event tailored to you. Find out more and register. https://bit.ly/4nDML6x

06/10/2025

Autumn is here and it's the perfect season to snuggle up with an alumni-authored book. A poignant poetry collection and an examination of Earth's most vital resource are among the picks in the Fall 2025 Alumni Book Roundup. https://whr.tn/4pSa1j1

03/10/2025

Calling all Wharton alumni — join an exclusive webinar on Oct. 15 as John Paul MacDuffie, professor of management at the Wharton School and director of the Program on Vehicle and Mobility Innovation (PVMI) at the Mack Institute for Innovation Management will explore what’s truly possible for AVs in today’s evolving landscape. Register today: https://whr.tn/42pGCCy

02/10/2025

At the 2025 Penn Medicine Nudges in Health Care Symposium, professor and Penn LDI fellow Katy Milkman discussed why large-scale mega studies are essential for avoiding bias in evidence. Read more: https://bit.ly/46gYKRC

01/10/2025

Former Wharton Dean Patrick Harker has returned to campus. During Prof. Harker's deanship from 1999-2007, he created Wharton San Francisco, established the Wharton-INSEAD alliance, then went on to serve as president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. A warm welcome back!

30/09/2025

“How much money are you losing to expired products?” That’s the question Shelflife founder Samhita Karnati WG25 poses to grocers who manually track expiration dates. Read how Shelflife helps grocers keep food fresh in this issue’s Watchlist. https://whr.tn/46RyeP8

29/09/2025

The Wharton Club of Shanghai's first annual Summer Charity Concert featured performances from alumni and their family members, raising $35,000 for schoolchildren in rural China. Read more:

The musical performance by Wharton alumni and their children raised $35,000 for rural schoolchildren and a local charity.

26/09/2025

Sona Sundaramurthy WG25 (pictured below middle) lives in a small town in rural Indiana, so making it to Wharton would have been a logistical nightmare. But the Global cohort changed her calculus. Read why she says Wharton’s Global Executive MBA was “a perfect fit.” https://whr.tn/3EQoeKs

25/09/2025

Working for others pushed Amy Errett WG88 to start her own business. "Entrepreneurs feel something before others do, so when you work in somebody else's environment, it can be very frustrating." https://whr.tn/4cSpWrf

24/09/2025

Office culture was forever altered by the pandemic, says professor Maurice Schweitzer. From missing "watercooler" moments to viewing colleagues' living spaces via Zoom, he explores the lasting impacts. https://whr.tn/4cSqwoV

23/09/2025

According to Wharton professor Corinne Low's new book, "Having it All," (out today), women face a “squeeze” of family obligations that peak while income is still growing. Exclusively for Wharton Magazine, Low shares advice for career-focused moms: https://whr.tn/3KhDna4