On campus this semester? These buildings are open to students.

Many University buildings have expanded their hours and on-site offerings to account for the larger number of students living on campus.

Pa. Republican state senator tests positive for COVID-19 while in contact with Trump

Pennsylvania State Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-Franklin) found out that he had tested positive for COVID-19 during a recent meeting at the White House with President and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump. 

New Wharton course uses COVID-19, racial justice protests to teach crisis leadership

The half-credit course, titled “MGMT 799: Leadership in Challenging Times,” will be taught by three Wharton School professors and offered in Spring 2021.

Penn prof. stands by controversial Toobin op-ed, but denies he defended sexual harassment

Toobin was widely criticized for engaging in workplace harassment by masturbating with his camera and mic on in front of colleagues during a meeting, but in the op-ed, Zimmerman argued that the scandal was instead about society's unease with masturbation.

Penn Wharton Budget Model finds school closures may cost students $15,000 in future wages

PWBM used a microsimulation model to show the future implications of both remote learning and in-person learning, should students return to the classroom during the pandemic. 

After opposition to homeless people in NYC mounted, two Penn profs. stepped up to help

English professor Melissa Sanchez and Business Economics and Public Policy assistant professor Corinne Low won the award for leading the Upper West Side Open Hearts Initiative, which Low co-founded.