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Student Profiles
Jaein Kim, W’25, reflects on her weeklong Wharton Leadership Ventures Expedition backpacking in Ecuador.
A Step at a Time: From Cotopaxi to Antisana
Amanda Cui, W’25, started Humans of Penn as a way to have numerous conversations and capture the various perspectives across Penn’s campus.
Major: Economics. Minor: Humanity. The Storyteller behind Humans of Penn
How Olivia Turman, W’26, found community, leadership, and clarity through Williams Café.
Brewing Business: A Wharton Undergrad’s Experience Managing Penn’s Student-Run Café
“The ETA community at Wharton played an enormous role in helping me pivot my career, so I’m committed to paying it forward.” – Jason Nguyen WG25
From Venture Capital to Acquisition: One MBA Student’s Journey to Entrepreneurship at Wharton
“One of the highlights of living in Philadelphia is its food scene. It’s a delicious microcosm of the city’s soul—a place where flavors tell stories, and every meal is an adventure.” — Vivian Tseng, WG25
A Wharton MBA’s Guide to Philadelphia’s Best Restaurants
Grace Gramins, W’26, finds harmony between music production and business.
Finding the Rhythm Behind Business Fundamentals
Personal experience and selfless family sacrifice led Tsion Bezabih, W’27, to create a nonprofit aimed at helping young people connect.
Bridging the Cultural Divide
Third-year Anthony Wright describes taking an Academically Based Community Service (ABCS) course that teaches West Philadelphia middle- and high-school students financial literacy
Wharton Field Challenge: Empowering Financial Futures
“As financial landscapes evolve and new economic challenges arise, the role of organizations like Common Cents becomes even more important”
Wharton student interns at Common Cents
Third-year Chuby Madu, along with fellow Wharton students, launched Crayon Politics, a student-run platform dedicated to providing Gen Z with easy-to-understand data to be more informed voters.
Crayon Politics: Simplifying Complex Policy for Young Voters
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