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Dean Oliver Yao during an ice cream social with undergraduate students at the University of Delaware’s Lerner College of Business and Economics. “We’re not content to be a regional school,” Yao says. “We’re building a business college that’s relevant, responsive, and nationally recognized. And we’re just getting started” When Oliver Yao became dean of the…

A new report from AACSB International, Global Minds, Local Impact: A Case for Student Mobility, published in July, finds that policy changes and visa restrictions are reshaping the movement of students around the world — a reality that could significantly affect business school enrollment. The report draws on a poll of 97 business schools across…

Luc de Rancourt, co-director of EDHEC Business School’s new Chair in Geopolitics & Corporate Strategy, was part of geopolitics panel for World In Progress on June 24 in Chantilly, France. Courtesy photo Luc de Rancourt, a retired General of the Armée l’Air et de l’Espace (French Air and Space Force), spent nearly 40 years flying…

Esade Students during a Study Visit to the European institutions in Brussels. In 2025, politics is inescapable for business leaders. Wars and power plays disrupt supply chains, tariffs appear and vanish overnight, and rules for emerging technologies shift before the ink is dry. “Business leaders cannot ignore the interconnected nature of the global economy and…

Pace University’s Lubin School of Business will have a new dean September 1 Pace University has tapped Ajay Khorana, a former Citigroup global treasurer with deep roots in academia, as the next dean of its Lubin School of Business. His appointment, effective September 1, 2025, follows an extensive nationwide search. Pace President Marvin Krislov says…

Drexel LeBow’s Diana Jones on the B-school’s approach to experiential learning: “It’s not just about applying concepts. It’s about asking better questions, reframing challenges, modeling scenarios, and then communicating your insights clearly to decision-makers” Experiential learning means different things to different business schools. For some, it means simulations and case studies. At Drexel University’s LeBow…

For years, Stanford Graduate School of Business finance professor Ilya Strebulaev has been known as the business school world’s “unicorn tracker,” analyzing how billion-dollar startups are built, who founds them, and which institutions supply their talent.  His latest research, announced via his LinkedIn page, turns the lens on venture capitalists themselves — and how their…

Janitra Taylor is one of the best in her field. A veteran of JPMorgan Chase, Ernst & Young, and Bank of America, Taylor has collected awards from these institutions for outstanding leadership and service. In 2025, she was named one of American Banker’s Most Influential Women in Payments – an honor reserved for only 20…

Villanova MSBAi students apply AI tools like large language models and custom bots to real-world business problems. The online program offers flexibility for working professionals. Courtesy photo. Hayden Coates is certain that artificial intelligence will play a big role in his future work. He already uses Microsoft Copilot as a senior operations analyst at SEI,…

The MBA candidate pool is larger this year and more diverse, says GMAC’s Adam Witwer — as well as older and further along in their careers Anxiety, uncertainty, and a rapidly expanding array of program options are defining the MBA application journey in 2025, says Adam Witwer, chief product officer at the Graduate Management Admission…