Janet Rizzuto has been appointed as the executive director of the Krall Center for Corporate and Executive Education.

Drexel LeBow once again achieved a Level 4 rating by the Positive Impact Rating, which assesses business schools’ social and environmental impact.

Aisa Feratovic, BSBA marketing ’24, received a Cooperative Education Award based on her work for N.J.-based investment firm Harding Loevner.

Professor of Economics Andre Kurmann, PhD, has received LeBow’s Innovation in Teaching award for his inventive approach to teaching ECON 270.

In a joyous sendoff for the Class of 2024, commencement speakers paid tribute to the qualities that helped the graduates reach this milestone.

13 teams of undergraduate students presented their ideas for elevating the Drexel student experience through AI applications.

Simon Nijnens, DBA '24 offers new and profound insights into how CEOs’ backgrounds and personal histories influence their CSR strategies.

LeBow hosted its third annual Inclusive Impact Day, "Hiring and Retaining Neurodivergent Employees," on May 1, supported by Donald Braun '84.

Ahead of LeBow’s Commencement on June 15, Samantha Gedeon reflected on her accomplishments as a student, the friendships and other bonds she’s formed.

The 15th Annual Executive Summit, AI Automation and Job Disruption, tackled the future of work as companies strive to understand the evolving AI landscape.

Two groups of undergraduate students headed to Europe over spring break as part of a dual Intensive Course Abroad in both Spain and Italy.

Research by Assistant Professor of Management Liza Barnes, PhD, reveals the dynamics between right-hand partners and the leaders they serve.

Tim Massaquoi, licensed professional counselor and former NFL tight end, was the keynote speaker of A Catalyst for the Cause: Fostering Greater Equity in Sport.

For Joanna Kan ’00, starting her own business has numbers and storytelling at the foundation, with new skills acquired at every step of her career.