Studying business still matters in an AI-era, Wharton dean says
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Wharton Dean Erika James to discuss how artificial intelligence will shape the school’s future.
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The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Wharton Dean Erika James to discuss how artificial intelligence will shape the school’s future.
Also, a new master’s degree in artificial intelligence.
Attendees shared their perspectives on the changes they hoped to see in the draft and on the role community members should play in shaping the final policy.
Also, changes to the spring rush process.
The interim board will develop a governance structure and meeting procedures, with formal elections planned for June 2027.
Their proposal was selected from 60 submissions by 100 students representing 45 colleges and universities across the country.
The service is now available to Penn community members working with low- and moderate-risk data at two paid levels.
Here’s what to know about the trustees, administrators, faculty, and student leaders shaping the search for the University’s 11th president.
Also, Penn alumni have led a push for the Democratic National Convention to host its 2028 gathering in Philadelphia.
The new curriculum is the College’s most substantial overhaul since the late 1980s.