Through marketing know-how and entrepreneurial spirit, Porte has developed Sasas Mix, a gluten-free, vegan banana bread mix, into a growing start-up business.

Professor Matthew Schneider, PhD, and PhD student Jade Zhang are partnering with Forecasting for Social Good to improve privacy and effect positive change.

Isabelle came to Drexel to pursue a dual degree in business and public health, and she’s found ways to apply new information across these two areas.

Leadership roles in student organizations and on competition-winning teams have distinguished his time as a LeBow undergraduate student.

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.

Drawing on their diverse backgrounds, disciplines and perspectives, Nina Henderson Provost Scholars work alongside Drexel leadership to advance key priorities.

Research from LeBow’s Center for Business Analytics, in collaboration with data integrity company Precisely, shows the impact of data governance programs.

A recent book by Drexel Trustee Mike Lawrie and LeBow Dean Emeritus George Tsetsekos builds on decades of experience and a long-standing friendship.

Three LeBow accounting graduates share how receiving the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board scholarship affected their Drexel experiences and careers.

Volpin comes to LeBow from the Bayes Business School – City, University of London, where he served in several leadership roles.

Oversight by creditors often leads to companies that violate the terms of their loan covenants performing better in the long run.

Professor of Sport Business Joel Maxcy, PhD, addresses what the MLB and its players union disagree on and the likelihood of a lockout or strike later this year.

New classes explore timely business topics, keeping you on track toward your degree while giving you the chance to branch out into new areas.

Research by Lauren D’Innocenzo, PhD, suggests that remote leaders adopt an empowering leadership style but finds that leaders often resist this approach.

Satchel Manchester was among the first students to declare a major in esport business, combining an interest in business with professional gaming experience.