With a $2.5 million gift from Dominic J. Frederico '74, MBA '82, LeBow's finance trading lab is becoming the Dominic J. Frederico '74, '82 Finance Trading Lab.

Companies that proactively review their portfolio and consider complete divestitures are more likely to create shareholder value, according to PwC’s research.

Findings by Trustee Professor of Finance Eliezer Fich, PhD, carry implications for policymakers, company leaders and both current and prospective board members.

LeBow's new faculty members boast impressive backgrounds, with a wide range of experience in both academia and industry.

With a $10 million gift from the Wilbur C. and Betty Lea Henderson Foundation, Drexel University is establishing the Wilbur C. Henderson Real Estate Institute.

Paolo Volpin, PhD, and coauthors provide a study of the impact of cartel investigations initiated by the European Commission on companies around the world.

Recent courses in finance and management have embraced artificial intelligence platforms, including ChatGPT, as faculty and students build skills together.

Derreck Robinson '93 has three goals in life that defined his experience as a student at LeBow and continue to guide his dedication to current LeBow students.

To better understand the recent regional banking system turmoil, Drexel News spoke with Gregory Nini, PhD, associate professor of finance in LeBow College.

The 2023 edition of 40 Under 40 highlights "people building a better world," and the LeBow alumni represented have important causes behind their work.

Spring term course offerings for undergraduate and graduate students build on LeBow’s institutional commitment to responsible management education.

Three LeBow students teamed up for a second-place finish in the University of Southern California’s first-ever Global Supply Chain Case Competition.

Shaily Panwar worked as an Information Explorer with the Drexel Libraries, researching misinformation and promoting media literacy among students.

MBA student and Drexel soccer player Daniel Nesseler brings a level of drive and determination to his studies that befits his background in professional sports.

A U.S. State Department-funded scholarship will help Coley Ferguson ’25 build on her first-year Chinese language studies.