Rachel Benyola is nearly ready to bring her user-friendly bike helmet to market following a second place finish at Drexel Startup Day.

Two LeBow undergraduate students researched how the brain reacts to good and bad Super Bowl advertisements as part of the STAR Scholars program.

The LeBow-led panel of business professors from 39 universities gave Lyft a “B” and Uber a “C+” for their reactions to Donald Trump’s executive order barring visitors and refugees from seven Muslim countries.

An early interest in physics led associate professor of economics Yoto V. Yotov to study and become a leading authority on the structural gravity model of economics.

Philip Barasa worked hard and tapped his LeBow network to fund a co-op that took him across the globe to Australia.

Drexel University’s Alison Young, executive director of LeBow's Institute for Strategic Leadership, was one of 20 U.S. leaders from government, business and civil society to be selected as a 2017 Eisenhower Fellow.

It has been widely thought that brand search volume can predict sales for that brand, but new research shows there is a lot more to consider.

Five winners of the 2016 Analytics 50 awards, presented by Drexel LeBow and CIO.com, share details of their projects in the November/December 2016 issue of CIO Digital Magazine.

LeBow College of Business recently held an Executive Briefing event at our Malvern location featuring Robert Johnson, PhD, President and CEO of The American College

LeBow freshmen and first-year transfer students raised more than $6,000 for Bringing Hope Home (BHH), a local nonprofit that provides financial and emotional assistance to families affected by cancer.

Alison Young, executive director of LeBow’s Institute for Strategic Leadership (ISL), was named one of [City & State PA’s](http://cityandstatepa.com/) Forty Under Forty Rising Stars.

Morgan Merge now works for the Peace Corp as a community economic development advisor in Benin, a country in West Africa.

A company whose CEO is an effective communicator is likely to have a stronger performance, according to STAR research conducted at Drexel LeBow.

LeBow sophomore Raymond Farnesi explored the increase in shareholder activism with faculty member David Becher as part of the STAR Scholars program.