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Barbeque, Beer, and Beests! Wharton Women's Rugby Take on the Duke Tournament and Bring Home 2nd place
April showers typically bring May flowers...but not before the Wharton Wildebeests roll through. Last weekend, 42 Wharton women stampeded through Duke for the annual World MBA Rugby Championships. Wharton came out with the strongest representation of all the business schools, fielding 4 teams of first and second years and the largest female showing at the games.…
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Wharthogs place third at MBA Rugby World Championship
Following a spectacular 2007-2008 regular season during which the team won 17 games and lost only 1, the Wharthogs, Wharton men's rugby team, descended upon Durham, North Carolina this past weekend, determined to become the first North American team in recent memory to be crowned MBA Rugby World Champion.…
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The best food of my two years: Marigold KitchenFor my last restaurant review for the Wharton Journal [tears], I wanted to end on a high note and get the best food that I could while staying true to my principle of trying something off of the beaten path. I asked my friend Shray for advice and she recommended Marigold Kitchen, which is in West Philly.
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Bittersweet Memories of the GMATs, or Whatever, Am I Still Talking?Graduation, like a bar mitzvah or growing a moustache, is a rite of passage. And as with any other rite of passage, this gives people the inalienable right to pause pensively mid-conversation before saying things like, "You know what? It's bittersweet."
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Wharton MBA Students Gain Awareness, Empathy through Disability WorkshopSixteen Wharton students were given a firsthand insight into experiencing life from the perspective of a disabled person this past Friday, as part of a Disability Workshop organized by the Wharton Leadership Program, in partnership with the Conill Institute for Chronic Illness.
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