When Collin Walsh's band signed a record deal, he joined a club with very few members — rock stars with a finance major.

Alexander Bock, an operations and supply chain management major, was recognized for his skill and performance on co-op with Independence Blue Cross.

William Jefferson Clinton Scholarship winner Krishna Desai immersed herself in Middle Eastern culture and study for a new business perspective.

Boost Linguistics, a neurolinguistics software company, developed after a LeBow consulting course, has made it to the second round of Inc. magazine's student business start-up bracket.

For prejunior business analytics and MIS major Emma Zdgiebloski, presenting her research in Qatar was a unique cultural experience. One she never could have dreamed of.

LeBow sophomore Raymond Farnesi explored the increase in shareholder activism with faculty member David Becher as part of the STAR Scholars program.

Alumnus and EMBA student Alex Thompson helps bring Patti LaBelle's sweet potato pies to the masses at Walmart.

LeBow student and Drexel golfer Chris Crawford putts his way into a spot at the U.S. Open.

Nick Gassaway, a 2016 graduate, landed a full-time job at FS Investments, after working with the company for his third co-op.

LeBow’s MIS 347 class tackled real-life challenges by serving as outsourced information systems consultants for companies in the U.S. and India (reverse outsourcing) with Drexel students working in teams with students at Amity University in India.

Drexel swimmer John Quagliariello is headed to Harvard Law School after receiving his BS degrees in business administration and sport management.

Bernardine Rzucidlo achieved the goal she established at 5 years old when she walked across the stage at the 2016 LeBow Graduation Ceremony.

LeBow senior Jabari Jones shares lessons learned through his co-op in economic development and as a “student intrapreneur” advocating for the community.

Philadelphia Media Network tapped a team of Drexel students and alumni to find new ways to engage local college students and young professionals with the news.