Jack Levis, Senior Director of Process Management for UPS, spoke at Drexel LeBow about the importance not just of big data but of big decision and big insight.

LeBow partners with CIO.com to recognize excellence in analytics.

Many Drexel students have landed great co-ops that provide ample bragging rights. Mohammad “Maaz” Rehan has most, if not all, of them beat. He recently completed a co-op at the White House.

LeBow College and CIO Magazine/CIO.com have partnered to create the Analytics 50 -- a ranking that will recognize the top 50 analytics executives.

LeBow’s MS in Business Analytics hosted its first Datathon, a challenge for student to complete analytics projects using open-source datasets.

Assistant professor of marketing Elea Feit chaired the annual INFORMS Conference on Business Analytics and Operations Research.

Keri Hettel, VP of Analytics, and Mike Sarnoski, Senior Business Analyst, visited LeBow to discuss their use of predictive analytics to make smarter business decisions at Razorfish Health.

LeBow's Business Analytics program welcomed Yasmine Ndassa, PhD, of Comcast, to present to students as part of the Business Analytics Speaker Series.

LeBow welcomed Peter Goodnough, VP, Consumer Insights and Analytics at QVC, at its first Business Analytics Speaker Series event of the fall term.

Apache Hadoop is an open-source software framework for storing, processing, and analyzing Terabyte-sized datasets.

Summer internships are a key piece of Drexel LeBow’s graduate Business Analytics program. This year, 100 percent of participating students were placed.

Professor Feit describes her new book's goal of helping marketers learn to use the R programming language to aid data analysis.

Drexel LeBow’s Warun Bubna landed a 13-week co-op stint at Jack in the Box’s headquarters in San Diego, where he was tasked with business data analysis in the company’s consumer intelligence and analytics department.

A new Drexel LeBow assistant professor of marketing fosters a keen interest in bridging the gap between analytical and creative thinkers both in the classroom and in research.

Marissa D’Elia’s first words were “I want to go to college.” Now she's here, and she's not wasting any time.