Impact of Environments and Availability on Food Preference

Randy Bach, COL ’24, San Diego, CA

I’ve always been interested in food behavior: specifically in what we eat, why we eat, and what factors influence how much we eat. At Penn, I started research to explore these fields, and …

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CS Radio – The 200th Episode!

EPISODE 200!!! – Dive into the celebration of CS Radio’s 200th episode with a special edition featuring the hilarious and innovative game “Job Job” from Jackbox Games. Michael and Natty are joined by guests Dustin Miller, Anne Dickinson, and Pete …

By Michael DeAngelis
Michael DeAngelis Senior Associate Director, Communications & Technology
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The Importance of Details at the Chung Lab

Hannah Kim, COL ’25, Glastonbury, CT

The first several days of working in the Chung Lab involved making implants. Even just getting used to the microscope was an ordeal, because I was not used to seeing my hands move in …

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Navigating Investment Banking Recruitment as a Sophomore: Insights and Tips from a Wharton MBA Candidate

If you are a sophomore interested in investment banking, then chances are that at this moment you find yourself managing midterms as well as the banking recruitment process. It can be a lot, so I recently asked one of Penn …

By Megan Chambers
Megan Chambers Associate Director, Wharton Undergrad
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How Penn Can Help Prevent You From Being A “Starving Artist”

The start of the spring season is a ripe time for arts internships, apprenticeships and other opportunities to be posted in Handshake and across the web. New jobs are being posted every week in our Fine Arts, Performing Arts & …

By Michael DeAngelis
Michael DeAngelis Senior Associate Director, Communications & Technology
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My Summer in Singapore

Arpan Bagui, SEAS & WH ’25, Tampa, FL

This summer was a chance for me to try something new. I wanted to do something besides finance, which is what most of my prior professional and academic experiences had been geared …

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CS Radio – Episode 199: Making Smart Decisions in Interviewing

Michael and Natty tackle key post-interview steps, navigating interview conflicts with class schedules, and utilizing Career Services’ offices for interviews. They offer strategies for communicating with professors and employers to manage scheduling conflicts and highlight the value of conducting interviews …

By Michael DeAngelis
Michael DeAngelis Senior Associate Director, Communications & Technology
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A Summer of Biopharmaceutical Research at Regeneron

Kyne Wang, COL & WH ’25, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

This summer I joined Regeneron for ten weeks in their Bispecifics group as a summer research intern. Working with scientists in early immune-oncology research was an eye-opening experience, introducing me …

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Debunking the Humanities Degree to Career Disconnect

“Academia today is dominated by the utilitarian mindset that values an education strictly on its monetary potential. We measure the success of a degree with the same tools we analyze stocks and assets: the higher the return on investment, the …

By Laura Brasch
Laura Brasch Associate Director, The College
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Microbes to Monumental: Summer Unleashed

Celine Adomakoh, COL ’26, Philadelphia, PA

As a student who has been fortunate enough to engage in research for an extended period, I can honestly say that this summer has given me the best research experience to date. Going into …

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