Justin Best Taking His Rowing From the Schuylkill River to Tokyo Olympics

Recent LeBow College of Business graduate Justin Best, who was a student-athlete on Drexel’s rowing team, was featured in a July 20 WCAU-TV (NBC-10) story as he prepares to compete in the Tokyo Olympic Games as a member of the U.S. Men’s Rowing Team. He was also included in a list of Olympic athletes with Pennsylvania ties featured in a July 21 Penn Live story.

Want To Invest in U.S. Pot Stocks? Here’s What You Need To Know

Bradford Sodowick, MD, an assistant clinical professor in LeBow College of Business, was quoted in a July 17 MarketWatch story about investing in cannabis companies.

Why Some IPOs Pop and Others Flop

Michelle Lowry, PhD, TD Bank Professor of Finance at the LeBow School of Business and academic director of the Raj & Kamla Gupta Governance Institute, was quoted in a July 10 The National (Middle East) story about Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) having the potential to provide large returns for investors.

Pending Cyber-Risk Reporting Rules Signal Stricter Enforcement

Michelle Lowry, PhD, TD Bank Professor of Finance at the LeBow School of Business and academic director of the Raj & Kamla Gupta Governance Institute, was quoted in a July 1 Bloomberg Law story about new Securities and Exchange Commission rules being planned for how public companies report on cybersecurity following a spate of high-profile, high-cost hacks.

How the Pandemic Pushed Teens to Juggle Work and Virtual School

Stephen Joyce, PhD,  an assistant clinical professor in the School of Economics of LeBow College of Business, was quoted in a May 25  WHYY  story about how the pandemic pushed teens to juggle work and virtual school.

Drexel Women Are Going to Their First NCAA Lacrosse Tournament; Men To Second | Mike Jensen

Courtney Dietzel, an undergraduate in LeBow College of Business and women's lacrosse student-athlete, Women's Lacrosse Head Coach Jill Batcheller and Men's Lacrosse Head Coach Brian Voelker, were quoted in a May 12 Philadelphia Inquirer story about the teams earning bids to their respective NCAA Tournaments.

Why You Should Care About the Semiconductor Shortage

David Kurz, EdD, an associate clinical professor in the LeBow College of Business, was interviewed in an May 12 KYW Newsradio (1060-AM) “In-Depth” podcast about the semiconductor shortage and what it means for consumers.

Phillies Intern Is the Mastermind Behind Getting Baseball Fans Back in the Ballpark

Maria Sweblius, a graduate student at the LeBow College of Business, was featured in a March 31 WCAU-TV (NBC-10) story for creating interactive models for different seating capacities at Citizens Bank Park that are being used to plan for socially distanced seating pods that will bring fans back to the ballpark. 

Best MBA Programs 2022: Wharton Again Shut Out of Top Spot in U.S. News Rankings

LeBow College of Business was mentioned in a March 29 Philadelphia Business Journal story about the best MBA programs as ranked by U.S. News & World Report.

Bitcoin Soars To Over $52,000. What’s Going on? We Answer Your Questions.

Michelle Lowry, PhD, TD Bank Professor of Finance at the LeBow School of Business and academic director of the Raj & Kamla Gupta Governance Institute, was quoted in a Feb. 17 Philadelphia Inquirer story about Bitcoin, the world’s largest digital currency, surging past $50,000 this week, stunning finance professionals who had dismissed it as a fad.

6 Best Visa Cards for January 2021:  Compare Visa Cards

Edward Nelling, PhD, a professor and department head in the LeBow College of Business, was quoted in a Jan. 15 WalletHub story about the value of holding a Visa credit card.

A Byproduct of the Pandemic? Colleges See Soaring Interest in Health Fields.

Drexel was included in a Dec. 19 Philadelphia Inquirer story about interest in medical school, nursing and other health-related fields soaring because of the coronavirus pandemic. Ana Diez Roux, MD, PhD, dean of the Dornsife School of Public Health, and Mark Stehr, director of the School of Economics in the LeBow College of Business, were quoted in the story.