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.

LeBow hosted an EMBA holiday party and Alumni Award ceremony, honoring Robert Plotkin '99 and Anahi Santiago '10.

Three new members joined the Dean’s Advisory Board at their fall 2016 meeting: Charles Bancroft ’82, Elaine Goldwater MBA ’04 and Kristen Knouft ’93 and 13 additional members were elected to serve an additional three-year term.

Drexel LeBow MBA alumnus Lais Meduna was recently honored with 2016 IBEF REVELAÇÃO award.

Michael O’Halloran '02 brings his MBA to the kitchen at Bistro 7.

Alumnus and EMBA student Alex Thompson helps bring Patti LaBelle's sweet potato pies to the masses at Walmart.

LeBow's Business Learning Community incorporates a number of innovative educational “high-impact practices” identified as greatly impacting student success.

LeBow student and Drexel golfer Chris Crawford putts his way into a spot at the U.S. Open.

Assistant Clinical Professor of Accounting Maureen Breen is lobbying to change Philadelphia's ordinance against raising chickens at home.

Nick Gassaway, a 2016 graduate, landed a full-time job at FS Investments, after working with the company for his third co-op.

Fresh out of college, Bill Mignucci Jr. decided to take over his grandfather's humble cheese shop in the Italian Market and the rest is history.