Business School

Monash University's Nick McGuigan brings a humanistic approach to where it might be least expected: accounting.

This is a guest blog post from Jeffrey Nesteruk, Franklin & Marshall professor of Legal Studies, whose course is featured in Charting a New Course, our toolkit for blending business and the liberal arts.

An Ideas Worth Teaching honoree explains the need for a new kind of business course.

The Business & Society Program is showcasing 20 novel courses from business schools around the world.

Given my job title, you would expect me to clear my calendar, put all devices on airplane mode, and dive into Duff McDonald’s “The Golde

Please allow me to speak directly to today’s graduates. You’ve secured a degree from a high-quality university with demanding academic r

The Middle Class is shrinking.

At the Business Education Symposium, participants discuss how MBA education can be changed to improve employment practices and the economy.

This report is focused on exemplary teaching at the business and society interface with a particular emphasis on sourcing and employment practices-leveraging increased consumer demand for "responsible" labor practices and supply chains, and employer demand for graduates with strong operational skills.