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Wharton and OpenAI Create Online AI Education Class for Teachers

Wharton and OpenAI Create Online AI Education Class for Teachers

Wharton Professor Ethan Mollick, who was named one of 2024’s most influential people in AI by Time magazine, is among the experts leading Wharton Online’s new offering.

Bennett Leckrone December 18, 2024
Pennsylvania 2024-25 Budget Bolsters Higher Education Funding

Pennsylvania 2024-25 Budget Bolsters Higher Education Funding

The budget, part of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s “Blueprint for Higher Education,” invests in affordability and career pathways, and it creates performance-based funding for state universities.

Evan Castillo August 8, 2024
Wharton Ramps Up AI Investments

Wharton Ramps Up AI Investments

The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania is investing heavily in artificial intelligence, including providing ChatGPT Enterprise licenses to MBA students.

Bennett Leckrone June 6, 2024
This Philadelphia University Is Offering All Eligible Community College Grads Half-Off Tuition

This Philadelphia University Is Offering All Eligible Community College Grads Half-Off Tuition

Drexel University is expanding the Drexel Promise program to all qualifying U.S. community college graduates, no matter when they graduated.

Evan Castillo May 16, 2024
Pennsylvania Governor’s Higher Education Overhaul Focuses on College Access and Affordability

Pennsylvania Governor’s Higher Education Overhaul Focuses on College Access and Affordability

The plan includes consolidating state universities and community colleges into one higher education system and capping tuition for students from lower-income families.

Margaret Attridge March 25, 2024
Penn Extends Test-Optional Policy for 2024-25

Penn Extends Test-Optional Policy for 2024-25

The University of Pennsylvania won’t require SAT or ACT scores for students applying in fall 2024.

Mark J. Drozdowski, Ed.D. March 12, 2024
Pennsylvania to Offer Student Teachers up to $15,000 Stipends

Pennsylvania to Offer Student Teachers up to $15,000 Stipends

Beginning in the 2024-2025 academic year, the state will offer eligible student teachers up to $15,000 stipends for academic and living expenses.

Margaret Attridge March 8, 2024
Penn Announces First Ivy League Bachelor’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence

Penn Announces First Ivy League Bachelor’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence

The bachelor of science in engineering in artificial intelligence will be one of the first AI undergraduate engineering programs in the country, and the first of its kind at an Ivy League university.

Margaret Attridge February 15, 2024
Penn State Cuts Over $100M From Budget to Address Financial Challenges

Penn State Cuts Over $100M From Budget to Address Financial Challenges

The University Park colleges, administrative and student support, and Commonwealth campuses all face cuts in the fiscal year 2026 budget to compensate for financial difficulty and to create a roadmap for long-term university sustainability.

Evan Castillo February 2, 2024