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Two Penn students and one Penn graduate were awarded the Schwarzman Scholarship, a selective program that funds a year of graduate study at Tsinghua University in Beijing. This year’s recipients are Wharton senior Andrew Howard, master’s student Zinan Chen in the Graduate School of Education, and 2017 Wharton graduate Malik Abdul Majeed.
Researchers from Penn and University of Massachusetts Amherst found comparing climate change to past obstacles such as World War II and the Great Depression makes individuals become more concerned with taking environmental action.
A new Penn Medicine study found that taller people are at increased risk of developing a serious heart disease.
Analytics at Wharton has selected eight projects to receive funding from the Wharton School's newly-created Data Science and Business Analytics Fund.
A report released on Oct. 23 found that Wharton MBA graduates from the Class of 2019 have a median base salary of $150,000, an 11 percent increase from last year’s base salary of $135,000.
Researchers at Penn Medicine may have discovered a way to slow down spinal disc degeneration, granting doctors more time to combat injury in its early stages.
On Oct. 1, Philadelphia officially became the first major U.S. city to completely ban cashless stores, requiring city-wide retail locations to accept cash payments. Businesses that fail to comply with the bill’s demands will incur charges of up to $2,000, CBS Philly reported.