A research competition at Washington University encourages faculty to think about the practical applications of their scholarly studies.

Business school administrators know it’s not enough for their faculty to produce good research; they also must share it with key constituents. But how can they measure the impact of scholarly contributions? An AACSB study looks for the answer.

Ending global poverty will take no small effort. In fact, it will take millions of small efforts, says Helene Gayle, CEO of CARE USA—efforts that are carefully coordinated and compounded to produce significant and lasting change.

A business school’s brand may say, “This is who we are,” but not necessarily, “This is what we do.” For the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, this realization sparked an effort to translate its ethics-based reputation into a concrete call to action.

Three schools create challenging programs that plunge students into intense explorations of leadership.