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

Researchers were curious to know how impactful sanctions had been in recent history, but no such comprehensive catalogue existed. So they created it.

Lauren D’Innocenzo, PhD, is part of the inaugural cohort of Fellows focused on building a culture of partnership.

Matthew Schneider, PhD, and his co-author have proposed a new methodology to shuffle survey data so individuals aren’t identifiable even if datasets go public.

Do sales team uniforms create uniformity in rates of customer satisfaction, and is there a business case for requiring sales team workers to dress and behave similarly?

The four new members bring a wealth of experience from the broadcast, consulting, finance and nonprofit industries.

Professor Jonathan Ziegert explains the features of the Change Leadership and Strategy Certificate and its relevance to current management-level professionals.

Charles Sineri and Melissa Ritter Hermanson share how their online MBA studies complemented their work in the healthcare field.

Undergraduate students in a business consulting course advised a Philadelphia-area esports company on acquiring and retaining more diverse audiences.

Drexel IT implemented the final stage of it's plan to streamline the Zoom recording process: an 18 week limit for recordings stored on the Zoom website.

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.

Two faculty members will contribute their research expertise to LeBow’s ongoing College Research and Curriculum Innovation initiative.

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.

Remarks by Drexel President John Fry, LeBow Dean Vibhas Madan and others reflected awe, relief and optimism for the future as graduates conclude their studies.

Professor Orakwue Arinze explains the need for the MS in Business Information Technology (MSBIT) and some of its key features.