Wharton Magazine

Archive for March, 2010

Tim Hyland

Penn Club Named a New York Landmark

The Penn Club of New York, which has served as a home away from campus for Penn and Wharton alumni for the past two decades, has been named a New York City landmark by the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission. The formal designation was announced in February. The original 11-story building, located on West 44th Street… more

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Tim Hyland

Previewing our Spring Issue

Just yesterday, after one last round of proofreading, we here at Wharton Magazine sent our spring issue off to the printer. Which means you should be receiving your copy sometime in mid-April. And I must say: You’ve got something to look forward to. This is the fourth issue we’ve published since I arrived here as Editor… more

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Tim Hyland

Baker. Entrepreneur. Governor?

In the spring issue of Wharton Magazine, we’ll be profiling Brian Murphy, WG’08, a commodities trader-turned-entrepreneur who last summer launched a high-end bakery in the least likely of locations: Tiny, isolated Smith Island, Maryland. As you’ll read in our feature (the magazine should be arriving in your mailbox sometime in late April), the Smith Island… more

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Tim Hyland

NFL Players Speak Up on Their Latest Wharton Experience

It’s become something a fixture on the National Football League calendar. Just after the final gun sounds on Super Sunday and just before the NFL Combine kicks off Indianapolis, there arrives the NFL Business Management and Entrepreneurial Program–a four-day program, hosted in mid-February by both by Wharton and Harvard Business School, that aims to teach NFL players about… more

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