Protests against Kellogg's over food dyes are the latest example of consumers banding together to demand higher standards of the companies they patronize.

Drexel LeBow’s Center for Applied AI and Business Analytics continues its applied research partnership with Precisely, now in its third year.

After nearly 30 transformative years at Drexel, Diana Sandberg's legacy will be felt in every future analyst, trader and portfolio manager she’s helped shape.

O’Brien, a 1987 MBA graduate, served as Senior Executive Vice President of Exelon and CEO of Exelon Utilities, and has been a Drexel Trustee for 20 years.

Janet Rizzuto has been appointed as the executive director of the Krall Center for Corporate and Executive Education.

Simon Nijnens, DBA '24 offers new and profound insights into how CEOs’ backgrounds and personal histories influence their CSR strategies.

LeBow hosted its third annual Inclusive Impact Day, "Hiring and Retaining Neurodivergent Employees," on May 1, supported by Donald Braun '84.

The 15th Annual Executive Summit, AI Automation and Job Disruption, tackled the future of work as companies strive to understand the evolving AI landscape.

Empowering students and companies with new skills, insights and experiences, the Center is poised to influence the future of business and education.

Carter W. Murdoch, PhD '99, has been appointed as the executive director of the newly established Wilbur C. Henderson Real Estate Institute at Drexel LeBow.

For the second year in a row LeBow BRIDGE was recognized by INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, receiving the 2024 Inspiring Programs in Business Award.

Doctoral alum Thomas Fewer, PhD ’21, aims to transform how start-ups work with the U.S. government and to make public service into a more desirable career path.

Professor of Sport Business Joel Maxcy, PhD shared his insight into Shohei Ohtani's new contract and the unique structure of MLB deferred salary contracts.

According to the the 53rd Annual College Hiring Outlook, the job market for college graduates in 2024 will be as dynamic as it is promising.

Associate professor of Marketing Yanliu Huang, PhD, gave insight into why stores lock up merchandise and how it impacts customers and employees.