With short tenures and ambitious goals, deans face critical challenges as they lead today’s business schools through turbulent times.

A recent survey explores how business schools are increasing their students’ global intelligence—and how they’re re-evaluating their own.

Business schools must challenge students to serve the greater good.

Want to boost student interest in social entrepreneurship? Direct them to a competition that seeks creative solutions to intractable social problems. While many schools run internal competitions, a growing number of events are open to teams from all over the world. Here’s a look at three.

Not sure how to implement a social entrepreneurship class at your school? Here’s a look at two very different classes with wide-reaching impact. Ian MacMillan of the Wharton School describes the exercises he uses to help students formulate realistic, sustainable social ventures, while dt ogilvie explains how the Rutgers Business School has exported a successful community outreach entrepreneurship initiative.

Today's student entrepreneurs want it to do it all: Make a profit and make a difference.