5 mindset shifts to utilize your time better as working mom, according to a Wharton professor Fast Company 5 mindset shifts to utilize your time better as working mom, according to a Wharton professor Corinne Low of the Wharton School shares five key insights from her new book, “Having It All: What Data Tells Us About Women’s Lives and Getting the Most Out of Yours.”
These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroom Philadelphia Inquirer These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroom Jessa Lingel, Amy Gutmann, and Dean Sarah Banet-Weiser of the Annenberg School for Communication are among professors who do not allow laptop and cell phones in their classrooms.
AI data center ‘frenzy’ is pushing up your electric bill — here’s why CNBC AI data center ‘frenzy’ is pushing up your electric bill — here’s why John Quigley of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy at the Weitzman School of Design says that the “data center frenzy” is the primary driver of higher electricity prices for households.
Tips for finding and expressing gratitude on Thanksgiving WHYY (Philadelphia) Tips for finding and expressing gratitude on Thanksgiving James Pawelski of the School of Arts & Sciences recently released an audiobook co-authored with his wife on how to keep long-lasting relationships feeling fresh and vibrant.
Thankful for breakthroughs in gene therapy The Washington Post Thankful for breakthroughs in gene therapy In an editorial, Penn Medicine and CHOP are lauded for the successful treatment of a baby born with a genetic liver deficiency.
Proposal to remove advanced nursing from list of ‘professional’ degrees is short-sighted and dangerous STAT News Proposal to remove advanced nursing from list of ‘professional’ degrees is short-sighted and dangerous Connie M. Ulrich, Marian S. Ware, and Martha A.Q. Curle of the School of Nursing write about the importance of nursing for the U.S. health system and how it will be difficult for nurses to receive financial aid under a new Department of Education proposal.
To bark is divine: The contest that the National Dog Show is not going to televise WHYY (Philadelphia) To bark is divine: The contest that the National Dog Show is not going to televise Carlo Siracusa of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that dogs tend to be vocal around people because they’ve evolutionarily learned that humans use a lot of verbal communication.
Wall Street is on tenterhooks over the Fed’s ‘rare, genuinely suspenseful’ December meeting: The committee is unsure of the data and one another Fortune Wall Street is on tenterhooks over the Fed’s ‘rare, genuinely suspenseful’ December meeting: The committee is unsure of the data and one another
I have long Covid. Don’t call my chronic disease a ‘journey’ STAT News I have long Covid. Don’t call my chronic disease a ‘journey’ According Mark Liberman of the School of Arts and Sciences, usage of the word “journey” in biomedical literature rose slowly and steadily from a low rate in 1990 to 2010 and then exponentially until 2024.
Are you lazy or do you have pathological demand avoidance? New York Magazine Are you lazy or do you have pathological demand avoidance? Edward Brodkin of the Perelman School of Medicine says pathological demand avoidance is something of a catchall term.