Ready, Set, Accelerate An accelerator at the American University in Cairo strives to have an economic impact.
MBAs Climb to the Top to Learn Teamwork A rock-climbing exercise encourages MBA students to move out of their comfort zones and work as a team.
Young Auditors Are Poised to Leave Trainees are under so much pressure that their work is compromised.
People & Places Regions Cultivate Startup Cultures Entrepreneurial ecosystems are springing up worldwide as a result of wide-ranging collaborations among local businesses, academic institutions, and government agencies.
E-Textbooks 101 New guidebook from Indiana University provides schools with a roadmap for incorporating e-textbooks into their curricula effectively.
Tools of the Trade Tools of the Trade Tracking the effectiveness of online education, benchmarking employee competencies, and providing instructors with more data to evaluate student learning.
People & Places Should the MBA Be Free? Two institutions share the outcomes so far for their all-tuition-paid full-time MBA programs.
Strengths Training: Helping Students Foster Their Innate Talents Approach at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln focuses on helping students develop their strengths, rather than fix their weaknesses.
All Systems Go Cornell University evaluates LMS options that will work best for students and faculty in the years ahead.
Getting to the (Power) Point Muma College uses the Pecha Kucha format to train faculty to translate their research to broader audiences.
Sustainability Straight from the Source The Tippie College of Business brings sustainability managers to campus to share their experience, so that its faculty can integrate the latest best practices into their teaching.
Bringing Tech To Market The Rady School brings engineering and business students together to commercialize technology.
Gender, Boards, and the Performance of Family Firms Family-owned firms with women board members perform worse overall—but only women are closely linked to the family business.
Want to Improve Team Performance? Take a Break Teams that take occasional breaks to learn about the potential solutions of others produce better solutions to problems.
The Unintended Effect of Disclosures Why a disclosure of a conflict of interest makes people more, not less, trusting of a blog’s product and service recommendations.
Racial Bias in School Bonds Historically black colleges and universities pay higher fees to issue tax-exempt bonds than do non-HBCUs.
Open Texts Do More Than Save Money The use of open access materials doesn’t just make higher education more affordable, but also improves students' academic performance.
YOUR TURN Why Aren't Students Studying Sustainability Learning Excel? Lessons from our sustainability case competition.
Why It's Better to Bet on Small Business Why the U.S. city that wins over Amazon to become home to its second headquarters could lose out in the end.
B-Schools as Entrepreneurial Engines Entrepreneurship in the Margins A European entrepreneurship program targets unemployed and disadvantaged populations.
B-Schools as Entrepreneurial Engines Cohorts of Change MIT Sloan gathers teams of stakeholders who want to spur growth in their regions.
B-Schools as Entrepreneurial Engines Entrepreneurial Programs Rev Up a Local Economy Through a comprehensive and mutually supporting suite of programs, Jabs College at Montana State works to fulfill its role as an entrepreneurial engine for its community.
Students Helping Students When they act as mentors and community resources, business students learn empathetic leadership.
AACSB 2018 Business School Data Guide This annual guide features b-school data such as program trends, faculty and student demographics, business school finances, characteristics of deans, and more.
The EdTech Difference Industry professionals such as Liza Dunning of Airbnb have recorded video lectures called expert sessions that are among Stukent's digital courseware.
AACSB CareerConnection This enhanced resource provides access to numerous industry insights for both employers and job seekers in business education.