An inventive and visually appealing presentation earned a team of LeBow students second place in the National Diversity Case Competition.

A team of LeBow undergraduate students were one of three finalists selected to compete in the CoreNet Global Academic Challenge in November.

In the 2023 Boeing Case Competition, a six-member team with five LeBow students was named the winner by academic and industry judges.

Five LeBow MBA students teamed up to win the 2021 Interactive Case Competition, Drexel’s first-ever win in the long-running, tech-based competition.

LeBow MBA students dug into streaming technology and consulted with experts at Comcast to devise and pitch a new digital platform.

Graduate sport management students Ariana Palmer ‘19 and Danielle Cook ’19 won the College Sport Research Institute Case Study Competition hosted by the University of South Carolina.

Drexel LeBow hosted students from several local universities as they competed in the second annual Diversity and Inclusion Business Case Competition.

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.

Undergraduate students from five local schools tackled the real world challenge of embracing diversity in business as part of a LeBow case competition sponsored by TD Bank.

LeBow’s Department of Accounting held an FIC3 (Fraud & Internal Control Case Competition) on Feb. 13. It was sponsored by Mercadien.

A team of five Drexel LeBow students placed second in the 2014 Deloitte FanTAXtic Regional Competition held in New York City last month.

Executives from Comcast Business challenged eight teams to present ideas for breaking through their customers' apathy about upgrading to faster internet service.

Deloitte Consulting sponsored its third annual case competition which invited students from LeBow College of Business, College of Engineering and the College of Computing and Informatics to work together.

A team of LeBow undergraduate students, dubbed the LeBow Dragons, recently took first place in the National Diversity Case Competition, beating out 35 schools from across the United States, including Penn, which placed fifth.

Before class one fateful morning, communications student Patrick Medeo began his daily routine by checking his email. His eyes widened as he read an invitation to participate in a PR/Marketing Case Competition, sponsored by LeBow College of Business and the College of Arts and Sciences.