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Yale Law professor and self-proclaimed “Tiger Mom” Amy Chua spoke at Penn yesterday as part of the Wharton Leadership Program’s Authors@Wharton series about characteristics that drive some cultural groups to success.
Every Wednesday night at exactly 10 p.m., a crowd gathers outside the door of Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Dennis DeTurck, who is also Faculty Master of Riepe College House.
Nearly two years after launching her global news site, Arianna Huffington found herself busier than ever. The Huffington Post was growing exponentially, and she was working endless hours to keep up with the fast pace. Finally, an exhausted and physically drained Huffington collapsed at her desk. The fall left her with a broken cheekbone and five stitches near her right eye, leading her to reevaluate the balance in her life.
Imagine playing tetris with the Philadelphia skyline as a backdrop.
Israel might be creating some of its own biggest challenges, according to writer Peter Beinhart.
Nursing sophomore Andre Rosario is bringing the religious and LGBT communities together.
Former Chief Executive Officer Joe Meyer of New York-based company HopStop visited campus on Friday to speak with current students about entrepreneurship. HopStop, which was acquired by Apple in July, offers transit navigation help online and through a mobile app.
As our cities change in the future, so will our transportation needs.