Media
The articles below represent a collection of op-eds, research intended for a public audience, and pieces where I have been interviewed. For inquiries regarding future interviews, speaking engagements, and collaborations, please reach out.
Podcasts
Tuckered Out
Breaking the Work-Life Binary: Dr. Corinne Low on Having It All (and Why That’s Impossible)
September 11, 2025
The Liz Moody Podcast
New Science: Why Women Are So Exhausted + The Surprising Ways to Feel Better
September 3, 2025
hol+ by Dr. Taz MD
‘Having It All’ Is a Lie: Burnout, Success, and the Toll on Women’s Health with Dr. Corinne Low
August 19, 2025
News & Op-Eds
The Guardian
Put yourself first! 10 ways women can get a much better deal at work, home—and beyond
September 23, 2025
PBS WTTW
New Book Explores Why Some Women Do Twice as Much Housework as Their Husbands
by Blair Paddock
September 22, 2025
Forbes
Exhausted And Feeling Like You’re Failing At Work And At Home? Dr. Corinne Low’s ‘Having It All’ Explains You’re Not Alone—and How To Face It
by Rachel Burchfield
September 22, 2025
The Times
The economist who followed the data and decided to date women
by Megan Agnew
September 20, 2025
People
Can Women Really ‘Have It All?’ A Working Mom and Economist Reveals Why Not (Exclusive)
by Lizz Schumer
September 15, 2025
Bloomberg Curiosity Gap
Women’s Earnings Never Really Recover After They Have Children
by Laura Bliss and Klara Auerbach
August 18, 2025
The Cut
This Economist Crunched The Number and Stopped Dating Men
by Anna Louie Sussman
August 11, 2025
Great Day Washington
Wharton economist explains what data tells us about women having it all
Hosted by Ellen Bryan
July 9, 2025
The New York Times
A Bold Idea to Raise the Birthrate: Make Parenting Less Torturous
by Anna Louie Sussman
June 15, 2025
Bloomberg
White Men Are Still Kings of the Job Market. Here’s Proof.
by Sarah Green Carmichael
July 29, 2024
Poets & Quants
2024 Best 40-Under-40 MBA Professors: Corinne Low, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
by Kristy Bleizeffer
May 18, 2024
Ripple Effect Podcast
Women & Work: Does Your Biological Clock Have a Price?
Hosted by Dan Loney
March 6, 2023
Wharton Business Daily
Why Homeownership Creates Stronger Marriages
Hosted by Dan Loney
November 20, 2023
Brookings
Class Notes: The cost of the biological clock, standardized tests, and more
Richard V. Reeves and Simran Kalkat
February 23, 2023
Knowledge at Wharton
What ‘Jeopardy!’ Revealed About Hidden Hiring Bias
by Knowledge at Wharton Staff
September 7, 2021
Esquire
An Expert on Hiring Bias Weighs In On Jeopardy!'s Mike Richards Controversy
by Adrienne Westenfeld
September 15, 2021
Knowledge at Wharton
Has the Pandemic Set Female Leadership Back?
by Knowledge at Wharton Staff
March 30, 2021
Harvard Business Review
Research: How Companies Committed to Diverse Hiring Still Fail
by Judd Kessler and Corinne Low
February 11, 2021
The Daily Pennsylvanian
After opposition to homeless people in NYC mounted, two Penn profs. stepped up to help
by Tyler Harris
October 7, 2020
Los Angeles Times
It will take a lot more than diversity training to end racial bias in hiring
by Judd Kessler and Corinne Low
July 24, 2020
Knowledge at Wharton
Uncovering Bias: A New Way to Study Hiring Can Help
by Knowledge at Wharton Staff
July 18, 2019
Knowledge at Wharton
Building Diversity: The People That Analytics Often Leaves Behind
by Knowledge at Wharton Staff
June 8, 2017
Forbes
How Gender And Politics Influence Negotiation And What To Do About It
by Tanya Tarr
April 20, 2017
The Washington Post
Men’s Negotiating Styles Toward Women Grew More Aggressive After Trump’s Election, Study Shows
by Jena McGregor
March 6, 2017
Wharton Stories
Prof. Corinne Low Teaches Business Principles to Wharton MBAs and Zambian 8th Graders
by Kelly Andrews
August 26, 2016
NPR | Goats and Soda
Can't Afford School? Girls Learn To Negotiate The Harvard Way: #15Girls
by Gregory Warner and Laura Starecheski
October 8, 2015