IBM’s first Drexel co-op writes about how his C&E degree helped enable his success.

Wes Gray’s asset management startup, Alpha Architect, embodies a spirit that is pretty much the antithesis of the typical fashionable, urban investment advisor.

LeBow’s MS in accounting students had a pass rate of 78.3 percent on the NASBA 2014 CPA exam – the second highest in the state of Pennsylvania.

Professor Feit describes her new book's goal of helping marketers learn to use the R programming language to aid data analysis.

The city as we know it would not exist if not for H. F. “Gerry” Lenfest, LeBow’s 61st Business Leader of the Year.

Daniel Korschun's first-hand account of a war waged by employees and customers to save a beloved grocery store.

LeBow accounting professor Bernhard Reichert and PhD candidate Michael Paz have received the inaugural Drexel Neurobusiness Institute research grant.

The Dragon Fund took first place in the “core equity” category of the University of Dayton’s annual student-managed portfolio competition.

Lenfest is a transformative Philadelphia entrepreneur, newspaper publisher and philanthropist who has devoted himself to donating all of his wealth to charity.

FactSet has added a case study about the Dragon Fund's use of their software to their website. A lesson plan by Professor Daniel Dorn is also featured.

LeBow alum Peter Gilligan, VP and chief real estate officer of Wawa, talks about how the company chooses new locations and why the brand is so beloved.

LeBow Undergraduate Services, Programs and Career Services teamed up for a day of service on Thursday, March 19, to make soup for home-bound seniors in West Philadelphia.

LeBow junior Marissa Neale recently completed a co-op in London and shares her top tips for studying in Great Britain.

Wescoat stopped by LeBow to talk about his journey from Drexel student to CFO of various tech and fashion companies, including Skullcandy and Vans.