Taking on a special project during his co-op propelled Steven Blumberg, a senior majoring in marketing and MIS, to a full-time role at Comcast Business.

As assets, a nonprofit’s intellectual property requires governance oversight and thoughtful management as part of the board’s fiduciary duty.

Four student speakers presented on themes of diversity and inclusion in an open, honest and vulnerable fashion.

Recent site visits to companies in Pennsylvania and New York reflect LeBow’s academic-industry partnerships and commitment to experiential learning.

Artificial intelligence isn't just "the future." According to a cross-industry panel of experts, it's already powering a range of business applications.

Patricia Connolly, executive director of the Raj & Kamla Gupta Governance Institute, emphasizes the value created when boards and investors consider the business of nonprofits.

Michelle Lowry, TD Bank Endowed Professor of Finance, and coauthors show that an increasing number of private companies are raising money from mutual funds.

In LeBow's first-ever course on Financial Technology, Prof. Michelle Lowry uses foundational concepts to explain this fast-moving sector.

Susan Packard, co-founder of HGTV, shares her top ideas on how to build and sustain a timeless business model.

D'Innocenzo was one of 16 women on the list of 40 professors recognized by Poets&Quants for achievement in research and teaching.

Drexel LeBow’s Center for Business Analytics is recognizing 50 organizations using analytics in notable and innovative ways to solve business problems.

Drexel LeBow interviews supply chain executives from Lehigh Valley Health Network to discuss supply chain in service organizations, balancing the opinions of the purchasing team and physicians, and how they optimize processes at their organization.

To an audience of undergraduates, Shefali Karani emphasized the importance of owning your success while also communicating your ambitions.

Grad admissions advisors provide six insider tips for completing your grad school application on time.

Graduate sport management students Ariana Palmer ‘19 and Danielle Cook ’19 won the College Sport Research Institute Case Study Competition hosted by the University of South Carolina.