All members of the Global Learning Community, they researched cell phones and economic development for a panel on global business trends.

Leading industry experts, along with LeBow faculty, addressed the speed and prevalence of adopting blockchain technology.

LeBow College of Business hosted the inaugural Women in Sport Conference in February 2019.

MS in Sport Management graduate Daniel Pell used his volunteer opportunity during Super Bowl 53 to work with Operation Warrior Wishes.

Hongjun Ye's broad range of interests, including history, art and music, have led to interdisciplinary collaborations both within and outside of LeBow.

The Head of Analytics and Attribution for Google’s Technology Telecom team tells students: “Recognize trends and know how to work with the data.”

LeBow’s fourth annual graduate Datathon was held in partnership with Caesars Entertainment and used revenue data from the company's New Jersey casinos.

The symposium was the first at LeBow to explore ways key business disciplines can transform the healthcare industry.

Graduate sport management student Ariana Palmer decided to join the fun at the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl.

Drexel Business Solutions Institute (DBSI) and Drexel Alumni Association held an event at Johnson & Johnson’s interactive museum, “Our Story at the Powerhouse” on Jan. 31.

Drexel LeBow alumnus Benjamin Kay uses basketball for social change by founding the Treasure Beach Jamaican Youth Basketball Camp.

Six LeBow students pitched two stocks owned by the Dragon Fund at the Benchmark Investor Symposium.

Research by Casey Dougal, assistant professor of finance, found that historically black colleges and universities face discrimination when issuing debt.

Students developed business solutions for AEG, a global sporting and entertainment organization, then presented the findings to executives in Switzerland.

MBA students and top executives shared insights on private equity and the future of business from the Lawrie Advanced Global Leadership Program.