Hiral shares the high points of her experience at LeBow and how her academic and co-op success paved the way for her current full-time position in finance.

LeBow undergraduate and graduate students have applied their skills and collaborated as teammates in competitions throughout the winter and spring terms.

In observance of Women’s History Month, women from across the LeBow community share their successes and the support that’s made them possible.

David Becher, PhD, Dean’s Industry Fellow and professor of finance, and Dana D’Angelo, clinical professor of general business, received the Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award.

A new course offered by LeBow’s Accounting and Finance departments ventures into uncharted territory by studying the emerging cannabis industry.

Working for the City of Philadelphia, Mark O’Dwyer ’20 is applying lessons from the Lawrie Advanced Global Leadership Program in a public-service setting.

Raj Gupta MBA ’72, chairman of Aptiv PLC and Avantor, was recognized among the top executives of Indian heritage leading the largest global corporations.

Vanguard’s Head of Blockchain Strategy taught a winter undergraduate course on blockchain with faculty experts from across the University.

TD Bank Endowed Professor of Finance Michelle Lowry investigates potential insider advantage during initial public offerings.

The Wilbur C. and Betty Lea Henderson Foundation has pledged a $1 million gift to fund scholarships for real estate management and development students.

These students attended the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Detroit on October 27-29.

For his work supervising two LeBow undergraduates in the Students Tackling Advanced Research program, Becher was named one of two Outstanding STAR Mentors.

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

On a visit to Macquarie, an investment management firm with offices in Center City, insights and encouragement came from all levels of the company.

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