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How to get the buy-in necessary to make artificial intelligence stick across operations
Bonnie Bandeen C80 WG85 and her husband thought they had retirement figured out. A life-changing discovery set them on a different path.
As artificial intelligence moves from promise to practice, Wharton PhDs are pushing the field forward through research that spans disciplines and tackles pressing questions.
Professor Kenneth Shropshire discusses the updated edition of his book on student-athletes and this radically transformative time for the NCAA.
New research reveals how painkiller prescriptions influence promotions, disciplinary measures, and productivity in the military.
In this milestone year for the nation, Dean Erika James considers Wharton’s legacy of innovation and its role in shaping tomorrow’s leaders.
Scholars examine the implications of the data-center boom for land use, energy, and the environment.
Leticia Viedma G20 WG20 reflects on the experiences that led her to launch a premium women’s shoe brand.
Journalist Judith Messina WG76 reflects on her unconventional path to reporting, finding fulfillment, and the day she met her husband.
A study examines the results of mandated stress tests in Europe.
An unforgettable internship led one student to realize how business and science can change lives — including her own.
In an industry headed toward a $7 trillion explosion, alumni experts reveal what’s shaping the infrastructure that’s fueling AI.
Wharton research illustrates the academic — and behavioral — benefits of making students put their phones away.
For the past decade, the Jacobson Global Venture Awards have provided Lauder Institute students with funding and resources to immerse themselves in entrepreneurial ventures over the summer.
The Wharton Youth Mentors Club is making a difference in West Philadelphia.
From San Francisco to São Paulo, members of the Wharton community connect in their home cities, on campus, and through thoughtful exchange.
