Live and Learn

As AACSB introduces a new brand and pursues an ambitious vision, its incoming board chair calls for close collaboration along three key dimensions.

Encouraging crowdsourced learning can help schools not only enrich students’ learning experience, but more easily scale the reach of their online programs.

Today’s business schools use coaching, mentoring, and other professional development programs to ready students for the workplace.

Residential colleges provide dedicated spaces for students  who want to live, breathe, eat, and sleep business.

Today’s students want to experiment, solve problems, engage across disciplines, and take on real-world projects. More institutions are designing educational experiences that allow them to do just that.

The University of Delaware uses these six strategies.

How federal funding impacts tuition in the U.S. and how global trends affect affordability worldwide.

Giving those with financial barriers and time constraints more incentive to come to business school.

Miami University students learn how "brain dominance" leads to preferred ways of thinking.

Neuroscience could help business leaders retrain their brains to help them adopt more ethical leadership behaviors.

Researchers find that when a company acts unethically, its employees might be the ones who shoulder much of the shame.

What happens if a product is too attractive to consume?

The University of Chicago and Northwestern form three-year partnership to boost entrepreneurship in two inner-city neighborhoods.

How industry and academia can partner on degree programs.

Business schools receive funding to study refugee camp governance and sharing economy marketplaces.

Changing demographics help account for uptick in scores.

Preparing students to shine on the small screen.

People perform better when they remember times they felt powerful.

These competencies improve grades, retention, and graduation rates.

Sending reminders about financial aid improves enrollment.

As the citizens of some countries call on their governments to stem levels of immigration, two studies explore the positive effects that immigrants have had on the long-term prosperity of regions in the U.S.

Warwick Business School creates social value by collaborating with medicine and focusing its research on innovations for the healthcare field.

At Bentley, groups of alums and professionals help students choose career paths.

Students at the University of Indianapolis study the first 100 days of the U.S. presidents.

More institutions are offering wholly virtual educational experiences to help students hone their digital skills for the workplace.

Three business schools launch programs to help businesses better understand, employ, and keep up with the latest digital innovations.

View a selection of reviewed books from the September/October 2017 print issue.