Hannah Hartig
Former Staff Writer, Wharton Magazine
Hannah Hartig is a former Wharton Magazine staff writer from Alexandria, V. She graduated from the University of Virginia in 2012 with a BA in foreign affairs and has since worked for the International Foundation for Electoral Systems and the Environmental Protection Agency. Hannah enjoys writing and is particularly interested in public policy and government.
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Leveling the Cultural Playing Field
Two authors claim to find common traits of overachieving people, using ethnic and religious differences to highlight better parenting styles.
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Diagnosing Four Pros and Four Cons of Obamacare
Penn economists and policymakers diagnose the Affordable Care Act as the federal insurance exchange ended its first sign-up effort.
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‘A Guy with Crazy Hair’ Returns to Penn
Malcolm Gladwell recaptures the affection of a Penn audience with a discussion of power structures, Goliath and the IRS.
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Brain Drain in Africa in Full Reversal
A panel at the Wharton Africa Business Forum discusses dynamic new opportunities with the revival of talent and “passionate entrepreneurship.”
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Penn Wharton PPI Takes on Fracking
Students seeking answers at a recent panel on fracking and environmental policy leave with even more questions—and a challenge.
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Lobbying for Lobbyists
Students learn the essentials of advocacy in Congress and get a hands-on lesson about how lobbyists make public policy possible.
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Tackling the Education Crisis at Admission
Wharton students took a break between their own classes to learn about the education challenges of their generation.