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Artificial intelligence and robotics are rapidly making their way into U.S. hospitals—but access to these technologies is far from equal.

True economic resilience requires a shift in perspective to support the triple bottom line.

Mobile cyber risk is reshaping threats, requiring boards to rethink cybersecurity oversight for an always-connected, distributed digital world.

Close School Professor Barrie Litzky joined regional leaders at the 2026 Impact Summit to discuss the future of responsible business.

Digital transformation is essential for nonprofits to modernize systems, engage stakeholders and measure impact effectively.

A recent trip with Drexel students by Professor Robert Morier brought to mind a long-ago visit to Rome and, with it, a reminder to embrace the unexpected.

Chuck Sacco, Vice Dean of Educational Affairs and Director of the Baiada Institute, provides an exclusive look at the Student Idea Index 2026.

Laws, rulings and executive actions rapidly reshape nonprofits, leaving lasting impacts on mission-driven work in today’s polarized climate.

After serving as Senior Research Fellow with Drexel's Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation, Gillen brings his extensive portfolio of market analysis to LeBow.

Close School Vice Dean Chuck Sacco's recent trip to Belgrade, Serbia, was more than just a trip; it was a real-world lesson in building innovation ecosystems.

Discover the insights shaping the future of nonprofit governance in the Nonprofit Directors Dialogue Digest.

“Plant-based meat” has shaken up existing categories. Associate Professor of Management Jade Lo, PhD, analyzes how two leading companies achieved success.

In an era of rising societal tension and executive risk, companies are investing more than ever in the physical safety of their top leaders.

Dr. André Wagner, a 2021 DBA graduate, has published a groundbreaking study regarding customer behavior in the esteemed Journal of Organizational Behavior.