Education Reimagined Higher education is likely to be forever changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. But schools are discovering that the strategies they’ve adopted to manage the crisis are improving their programs in unexpected ways.
When Leaders Understand Economics Nations perform better when top politicians have a background in economics.
Coronavirus Coverage How Has the Pandemic Affected Academics? Researchers study how research and teaching activities have been disrupted.
Coronavirus Coverage An Opportunity to Advance Education This is a great time for us to push beyond limiting beliefs of what business education can be.
Coronavirus Coverage Preparation Made It Possible How Louisiana Tech’s existing disaster plan made all the difference for its transition to online learning.
Coronavirus Coverage Steering Founders Through Crisis Our biggest lesson: don't do something just because it is the way it has always been done.
Coronavirus Coverage The (Trade) Show Must Go On A reinvented class assignment highlights just how creative and adaptable our students can be.
Coronavirus Coverage Keeping a Competition Nimble Students take the lead in converting a case competition to a virtual format.
Coronavirus Coverage Maintaining an Experiential Focus Providing hands-on learning to students—even under lockdown
YOUR TURN The Startup-Based Curriculum Why we must design hands-on, for-credit programs that better serve student entrepreneurs.
Dedicated to Values The University of Arkansas’ Walton College of Business takes an EPIC approach to reinforcing its foundational values throughout its community.
Vanquishing VUCA Volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous situations call for different responses from academic leaders.
Coronavirus Coverage Resources, Relationships, and Resilience How Universidad de Los Andes created a stronger community in response to the novel coronavirus.
Coronavirus Coverage Responding Responsibly The pandemic is causing schools to reflect on what they stand for and how they should contribute to society.
If the Fall Semester is Virtual... Some students might choose to withdraw if fall classes are online.
Embarrassed but Bursting with Ideas People brainstorm more creatively after they share embarrassing stories.
Harassment in the Workplace A survey shows that more than 40 percent of women experienced harassment or discrimination last year.
Latest Projects in Business Education: July 2020 A new podcast at Rice University brings research to the public.
Researchers Identify Patterns in Pandemic Spending Consumers’ need to stockpile goods when facing uncertainty depends on a number of socioeconomic, geographical, and political factors.
Coronavirus Coverage Assessing the Early Impacts of COVID-19 Four surveys offer a snapshot of how national lockdowns affected businesses and higher education.
Coronavirus Coverage A Path to an Uncertain Future A UNESCO report outlines six ways that higher education institutions can successfully move past the pandemic crisis.
Tools of the Trade Tools of the Trade: July 2020 The latest resources, products, and tools for educators.
Coronavirus Coverage MBAs Stay Social in Isolation Students at Cornell’s Johnson Graduate School organize virtual gatherings to maintain their sense of connection.
Coronavirus Coverage Mining for Meaning in COVID-19 A professor uses the pandemic as an opportunity to teach analytics students how they can use data to make a difference.
Coronavirus Coverage Your Telepresence Is Requested Thunderbird turns to telepresence robots to provide its spring graduates with a memorable commencement experience during lockdown.
Coronavirus Coverage ‘Insta-Ready’ to Resume Operations The Haub School gets creative in its use of social media for engagement and outreach.
A Corps Curriculum Through a new scholarship program, Tulane hopes to attract Peace Corps volunteers and Fulbright Scholars to business study.
Training the Tri-Sector Athlete An interdisciplinary fellows program at UVA helps graduate students acquire the skills they will need to work across the business, government, and civil sectors.
Coronavirus Coverage Teaching HR in Real Time Students explore the ways HR departments respond to the challenges of COVID-19.
People & Places A Discipline for Online Athletes EM Lyon recognizes esports as a discipline in its own right.
People & Places Educating Arizona Catholic University of America partners with Pima Community College to bring a bachelor’s program to working adults.
People & Places AACSB Taps Former Dean as CEO Caryn Beck-Dudley comes to the association from Santa Clara University.
People & Places Time to Put Rankings on Hold? Prominent voices call for a delay in the current rankings period, due to COVID-19.
People & Places Centers and Facilities Business schools open new research centers and learning facilities.
Smart Data Analytics: A Competitive Advantage Business schools can successfully transition to a virtual environment by using smart data analytics.
Transcending Education: 4 Ingredients to Create Meaningful Learning Experiences Four ingredients that help instructors create meaningful learning experiences to prepare learners for future success.
Evaluating Soft Skills in Students Soft skills seem to be the buzzword today. How do universities demonstrate that they are developing soft skills that prepare their students for the workplace?