A team of LeBow undergraduate students were one of three finalists selected to compete in the CoreNet Global Academic Challenge in November.

In the 2025 College Rankings, *U.S. News & World Report* ranked LeBow's undergraduate business program in the top 20 percent among accredited business schools.

22 LeBow undergraduates took part in an Intensive Course Abroad in Athens, Greece, with site visits spanning agriculture, banking, shipping and hospitality.

While teaching a course on data mining, Associate Clinical Professor of Decision Sciences Anna Devlin, PhD, also assembled a “playbook” for using Gen AI.

LeBow’s summer offerings achieve local impact and global reach in introducing high schoolers to accounting, finance and other business essentials.

Aisa Feratovic, BSBA marketing ’24, received a Cooperative Education Award based on her work for N.J.-based investment firm Harding Loevner.

Two groups of undergraduate students headed to Europe over spring break as part of a dual Intensive Course Abroad in both Spain and Italy.

For Joanna Kan ’00, starting her own business has numbers and storytelling at the foundation, with new skills acquired at every step of her career.

Assistant Clinical Professor of Marketing Gil Peleg, PhD, aims to create the next generation of nonprofit managers who use analytics to drive decision-making.

Recent courses in finance and management have embraced artificial intelligence platforms, including ChatGPT, as faculty and students build skills together.

A role as a retail and marketing intern at Diane von Furstenberg earned Kirstin Newell ’23 recognition at the Cooperative Education Awards.

Meelan Dullabh '23 and Monique Boskett, MBA '23, student commencement speakers for the Class of 2023, look back at all they have accomplished as LeBow students.

After extensive international experience, he looks back with amazement at the skills he developed and gratitude for the guidance he received.

Spring term course offerings for undergraduate and graduate students build on LeBow’s institutional commitment to responsible management education.

A U.S. State Department-funded scholarship will help Coley Ferguson ’25 build on her first-year Chinese language studies.