A native of Shenyang, China, Jarvis Zhang advises fellow international students on living and learning in a foreign place.

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By combining her interests in data analytics and public safety, Chelsey Hill connected her research in decision sciences with real-world problems.

This particular aspect of marketing, which involves creating and sharing unique online material, is a tactic many businesses are implementing to boost their sales targets.

Through The Global Leadership Experience, a consulting class in partnership with Hamilton Lane, LeBow MBA students delved into the private equity industry.

For spring break 2018, BRIDGE learning community students headed to Dallas to visit headquarters for Toyota North America, JP Morgan, JC Penney and others.

The 2018 Executive MBA cohort brought their studies to a close with a trip to Vietnam, with stops in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

Companies and organizations that are paying close attention to their brand in the marketplace are the ones who are winning wallet share.

As he approaches his 50th year in teaching, it’s clear that Trustee Professor of Decision Sciences and MIS Benjamin Lev isn’t slowing down.

Jeongsik Lee’s research on deadlines and work quality draws from accepted patents, published patent applications, and survey responses.

Curious about the difference between a BBA and a BSBA degree? Learn more about the course offerings and career opportunities each degree can afford.

Experts from LeBow and Agoge Group discuss the changing role of boards in protecting their organizations against cyber attacks.

James Donnelly’s broad range of studies and high-level co-op placements helped him land a position at the Federal Reserve Bank.

Philadelphia native Gennadiy Kapkanov reflects on his college career and the pivotal moment that made it possible.

Nonprofits face many challenges today that are unique to the sector, but nonprofit organizations are not necessarily as different from their for-profit counterparts as one might think.