For his work supervising two LeBow undergraduates in the Students Tackling Advanced Research program, Becher was named one of two Outstanding STAR Mentors.

Assistant Director of Undergraduate Advising Teal Golden and Academic Advisor Shawna Morse received Drexel's 2018-2019 Awards for Academic Advising.

The benefits of an executive MBA program go beyond that of a general MBA by focusing more intently on the leadership and organizational development skills needed to thrive in top positions within a company.

Here's the top five tips you need to write a statement of purpose that leaves a winning impression on your graduate admissions advisor.

Whether you’re looking to switch careers or advance in your current career, your MBA can be the perfect catalyst to reach the next level on your professional path.

LeBow MBA and MS students provided business solutions for Weckerly's, a Philadelphia-based ice cream maker, through their Leading for Innovation course.

At the inaugural Disruptor Games, student teams were challenged to improve a traditional business process through the integration of disruptive technologies.

Although CDFIs have existed for more than 30 years, their recent growth offers new hope for nonprofit organizations seeking access to capital.

Although CDFIs have existed for more than thirty years, their recent growth offers new hope for nonprofit organizations seeking access to capital and for foundations seeking impact investments.

Amanda Marino's dedication and focus has led her to success in both her PhD research and in her high-speed, high-impact hobby: roller derby.

Benjamin Red, a junior marketing major, worked with Westphal College of Media, Arts & Design student Sabrina Tran to enter the 2019 Brand X Challenge.

Taking on a special project during his co-op propelled Steven Blumberg, a senior majoring in marketing and MIS, to a full-time role at Comcast Business.

As assets, a nonprofit’s intellectual property requires governance oversight and thoughtful management as part of the board’s fiduciary duty.

Four student speakers presented on themes of diversity and inclusion in an open, honest and vulnerable fashion.

Recent site visits to companies in Pennsylvania and New York reflect LeBow’s academic-industry partnerships and commitment to experiential learning.