Three undergraduate students used a high-risk investment strategy to maximize an initial $1 million portfolio and placed in the top ten globally.

An expanded Advisory Board committed to increasing course-based and experiential opportunities is driving an increase in student enrollments and concentrations.

Grace O’Neill, BSBA finance ’26, closes out her collegiate basketball career by raising funds to support Special Olympics Pennsylvania.

Middleman was recognized at the second annual Overcoming Barriers event in October, where he participated in a Q&A with Drexel President Antonio Merlo.

The new Center will launch an educational simulation on the workings of alternative markets and engage industry experts to advance joint research with faculty.

Akhmad Dyussembayev, BS economics and data science ’28, is honing his skills through a scholarship from the NABE Foundation.

The Academy prepares LeBow students to pursue careers in private equity and investment banking, finance’s most-demanding and often best-compensated sectors.

Two summer camps, supported by students from LeBow BRIDGE, introduced middle and high school students to college-level concepts and potential career paths.

Two alumni leaders will serve as president and vice president of the Drexel LeBow Alumni Association Board, which also welcomes seven new members.

LeBow students were drawn to Freedom Mortgage founder and CEO Stanley Middleman, the inaugural speaker in the Henderson Real Estate Institute’s Speaker Series.

The Martin J. Lutz Endowed Scholarship Fund has been a lifeline for LeBow undergraduates completing their studies amid difficult circumstances.

Mosab Mohammadi will reflect on the five years he spent in LeBow’s BSBA-MBA program and how dealing with uncertainty is the best preparation for the future.

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

Henderson Real Estate Institute Advisory Board support gives real estate management and development students access to industry-standard tools and insights.

A new theoretical model developed by Konstantinos Serfes, PhD, professor of economics, compares FinTech business loans with traditional bank lending practices.