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.

Accounting PhD candidate Carolyn Previti received a scholarship from the American Institute of CPAs Foundation intended to boost industry knowledge in academia.

Three LeBow researchers teamed up for a paper that examined unethical behavior in the workplace and how leadership can create conditions that enable it.

Research by PhD candidate Mithila Guha draws on massive data, yielding insights at the intersection of social media and marketing analytics.

Hosted by the Drexel Solutions Institute as an extension of a project with Comcast, the tournament served as a research platform to study the esports industry.

The alumni recognized in the 10th anniversary edition of the annual honors work in fields spanning real estate, environmental protection, higher education, youth sports and cryptocurrency.

A computer simulation of climbing Mount Everest has become a key tool in teaching leadership to LeBow’s undergraduate students.

Professor Matthew Schneider, PhD, and PhD student Jade Zhang are partnering with Forecasting for Social Good to improve privacy and effect positive change.

Awards from Drexel’s Graduate College reflect outstanding achievement in research and instruction.

Both Drexel and PECO showcased cross-disciplinary collaboration led by LeBow faculty and students at the Exelon Innovation Expo.

Hongjun Ye's broad range of interests, including history, art and music, have led to interdisciplinary collaborations both within and outside of LeBow.

Analyzing journal citations provided Chaojiang Wu and his co-authors an objective way of documenting the sharing of knowledge across academic disciplines.

Marketing doctoral student Zhen Yang was awarded $4,000 by the Drexel ExCITe Center for his research on voice-assisted shopping.

LeBow students and faculty were recognized at the end-of-the-year Drexel Graduate Student Day presented by the Graduate College and GSA

A team of LeBow-connected researchers examined how cultural factors impact American and Chinese consumers' reactions to online retailers such as Amazon.