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

Volpin comes to LeBow from the Bayes Business School – City, University of London, where he served in several leadership roles.

New classes explore timely business topics, keeping you on track toward your degree while giving you the chance to branch out into new areas.

Research by Eliezer Fich, PhD found that shareholders are more likely to approve climate-related initiatives after being affected by a major weather event.

The LeBow community welcomes new faculty members in accounting, decision sciences, finance, marketing and sport business.

An undergraduate finance course explores ways that the decisions of individual investors, businesses and regulators can influence the effects of climate change.

A neuroscience study on gaming with Comcast ties into the Drexel Solutions Institute's mission to remake collaboration with external partners.

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.

The 2021 40 Under 40 list recognizes recent Drexel alumni for their accomplishments and for the grit and determination they exhibited during the global pandemic.

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.

LeBow undergraduate and graduate students have applied their skills and collaborated as teammates in competitions throughout the winter and spring terms.

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

David Becher, PhD, Dean’s Industry Fellow and professor of finance, and Dana D’Angelo, clinical professor of general business, received the Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award.

A new course offered by LeBow’s Accounting and Finance departments ventures into uncharted territory by studying the emerging cannabis industry.

Working for the City of Philadelphia, Mark O’Dwyer ’20 is applying lessons from the Lawrie Advanced Global Leadership Program in a public-service setting.