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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awarded Penn a $5 million grant to professor Tulia Falleti for her project, “Dispossessions in the Americas: The Extraction of Bodies, Land, and Heritage from La Conquista to the Present."
Professor Tulia Falleti will teach PSCI 313: People of the Land: Indigeneity and Politics in Argentina and Chile.
Top row (from left to right): Phoebe Sterba, AJ Brodeur, Nia Akins, Adam Goldner, and Mark Evanchick. Middle row (from left to right): Alexa Hoover, Kyle Wilcox (second to left), and Kyle Thorton, Kyle Gallagher, and Mitchell Holcomb. Bottom row (from left to right): Christian Scafidi, Peter Matt, Evan Lee, and Ryan Betley.
The group's formation also comes after a surge of action dedicated to preventing climate change by students and faculty.
Keynote speakers include Scott O’Neil, 1991 Wharton graduate David Blitzer, and Michael Rubin.
Students enter Huntsman Hall, a Wharton building. Wharton will be be offering a new analytics course.
The class will also explore the pricing of cryptocurrency and analyze the risk of investing in cryptocurrency.
Newly appointed Wharton Dean Diana Robertson hopes to create a stronger community in Wharton.
At Penn, the baseball team has come up short the last several years, with the Quakers missing out on the Ivy League Championship Series in 2019.
