LeBow graduate students delved into data analysis for a business analytics capstone course, in collaboration with national retail brand Anthropologie.

Nona Lee, Truth DEI CEO and former executive vice president and chief legal officer for the Arizona Diamondbacks, discussed the importance of DEI in business.

Undergraduate students wrapped up their International Business Consulting course with a trip to Ireland to present to their client and experience Irish culture.

The Drexel LeBow Online MBA and other online master’s programs ranked among the top 25 percent in U.S. News & World Report’s 2023 rankings.

A study by Paolo Volpin, PhD and others shows that paid sick leave leads to higher labor productivity and firm profitability.

Drexel LeBow is relaunching its Part-Time MBA (Master of Business Administration) on its Malvern Campus featuring LeBow's newly revised MBA curriculum.

Fifth-year student Ethan Hermann has delved into public polling and, by combining his interests in economics and communications, seeks to improve transparency.

Greg Nini shows that, during the COVID-19 pandemic, firms with the largest shocks to their expected future cash flows raised larger amounts of capital.

As an economics major, Nora Mitchell seeks to gain both big-picture knowledge about problems in society and the insight to work on addressing them.

Daniel Korschun argues that tackling climate change requires companies to use their resources to influence policies, public opinion and behaviors.

After a difficult international transition, an internship with T-Mobile turned things around for MS in Business Analytics student Harish Thalinki ’22.

Hear from two faculty honorees on the approaches that won them recognition from LeBow’s Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning.

Three LeBow students teamed up for a second-place finish in the University of Southern California’s first-ever Global Supply Chain Case Competition.

LeBow hosted the tenth installment of LeBowX on Nov. 10, allowing students to share TED Talk-inspired presentations focused on diversity, equity and inclusion.

Michelle Lowry, PhD, dispels the claim that ownership of rival firms by one institutional investor encourages firm coordination and decreases competition.