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

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

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.

A finance major with a post-graduation position lined up at Morgan Stanley, Rajeev has been out front as a leader throughout his time at LeBow.

LeBow undergraduates Assata Folasade King and Jonathan Parker were recognized as two of Poets&Quants' Best & Brightest Business Majors of 2022.

Leadership roles in student organizations and on competition-winning teams have distinguished his time as a LeBow undergraduate student.

Drawing on their diverse backgrounds, disciplines and perspectives, Nina Henderson Provost Scholars work alongside Drexel leadership to advance key priorities.

Three LeBow accounting graduates share how receiving the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board scholarship affected their Drexel experiences and careers.

Bianca Mitchell, a Class of 2021 LeBow graduate, looks back on her time in LeBow and highlights the opportunities that BRIDGE and studying abroad provided.

Hiral shares the high points of her experience at LeBow and how her academic and co-op success paved the way for her current full-time position in finance.

In observance of Women’s History Month, women from across the LeBow community share their successes and the support that’s made them possible.

Sydney McCloud's experience at LeBow combined leadership in student organizations with an overarching desire for well-rounded knowledge.

After winning first place at the L'Oreal Brandstorm Case Competition, a team of undergraduates represented Drexel and the U.S. at the finals in Paris.

When Collin Walsh's band signed a record deal, he joined a club with very few members — rock stars with a finance major.