A computer simulation of climbing Mount Everest has become a key tool in teaching leadership to LeBow’s undergraduate students.

Undergrads joined students from several European universities as visiting scholars during the Berlin School of Economics and Law’s International Week.

Jacob brings over ten years of experience in career and residential advising to LeBow.

For a February basketball game featuring Drexel students and Special Olympics athletes, planning started last fall and gained steam throughout winter term.

In celebration of Black History Month, two Drexel LeBow Black Alumni Network board members share their perspectives on diversity, motivation and more.

Through marketing know-how and entrepreneurial spirit, Porte has developed Sasas Mix, a gluten-free, vegan banana bread mix, into a growing start-up business.

Leadership roles in student organizations and on competition-winning teams have distinguished his time as a LeBow undergraduate student.

Drawing on their diverse backgrounds, disciplines and perspectives, Nina Henderson Provost Scholars work alongside Drexel leadership to advance key priorities.

Three LeBow accounting graduates share how receiving the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board scholarship affected their Drexel experiences and careers.

New classes explore timely business topics, keeping you on track toward your degree while giving you the chance to branch out into new areas.

Satchel Manchester was among the first students to declare a major in esport business, combining an interest in business with professional gaming experience.

Her nominators cited her Data-Driven Marketing Analytics course, where students purchase and analyze digital ads on behalf of small-business clients.

Lynnewood Shafer’s book highlights Black business leaders, from accountants to entrepreneurs to CEOs like Ken Frazier.

An undergraduate finance course explores ways that the decisions of individual investors, businesses and regulators can influence the effects of climate change.

Undergraduate students in a business consulting course advised a Philadelphia-area esports company on acquiring and retaining more diverse audiences.