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Created On: 06/24/2025
in Portals & Clubs MyWharton Learn about the redesigned MyWharton student portal, built on the Pathify platform to offer a more personalized, integrated experience. Explore new features like Dashboards, Widgets, the Directory, and more—rolling out starting July 2025.
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Created On: 06/27/2025
in Portals & Clubs MyWharton Learn how to customize your MyWharton Dashboard with Widgets and Search to access key tools, academic info, and campus updates.
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Created On: 07/16/2025
in Portals & Clubs MyWharton Learn how to use Tools in MyWharton to access your favorite resources from the navigation menu.
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Created On: 07/09/2025
in Portals & Clubs MyWharton Learn how to update your MyWharton profile, adjust account privacy settings, and customize notifications.
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Created On: 06/27/2025
in Portals & Clubs MyWharton Learn how to use the MyWharton Directory to search for, connect with, and favorite fellow Wharton students. This guide covers search filters, viewing profiles, and managing your own directory information.
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Created On: 06/27/2025
in Portals & Clubs MyWharton Discover how to manage your schedule with MyWharton’s Events and Calendar tools. Learn how to view academic deadlines, campus activities, and personalize your calendar settings.
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Created On: 07/24/2025
Starting Friday, August 1 at 10:00 PM EDT , through Sunday, August 3 , many Wharton and University services will be unavailable due to scheduled data center maintenance being done by ISC, Penn's central IT group. Whar...
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Created On: 07/01/2025
Summer is the time to implement technology updates, and here are the ones we know are happening over the summer. As appropriate, we’ll send updates with additional updates and information.
Here’s what you need to know, now.
Operating...
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This article describes aPlus+ Attendance for Wharton faculty use. Students should see Getting started with aPlus+ in Canvas (Students) . aPlus+ Attendance is a Canvas-integrated attendance-tracking tool that enables teaching teams to manage st...
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1. Penn Data Classification The Penn Data Classification framework categorizes university data into three levels based on sensitivity and potential impact if exposed or misused. However, Wharton refines the Moderate Risk category into tw...