How Bias Creeps Into Scientific Research
Professor Andrew King warns of the human tendency to see patterns in chaos.
Professor Andrew King warns of the human tendency to see patterns in chaos.
Santiago Gallino was named winner of the Production and Operations Management Society’s Applied Research Challenge.
Tuck’s Initiative for Women started with a symposium.
The 2014 Teaching Excellence Awards were given to Tuck professors Giovanni Gavetti and Chris Trimble.
Growth and change at Tuck.
Kenny Mitchell D'97, T’04 manages the NASCAR brand.
How one of the most complex projects in Tuck Global Consultancy history pushed the boundaries of experiential learning.
Richard Shreve teaches MBA students about business ethics in his Ethics in Action course.
Auction raises over $58,000 to fund summer internships.
Are bidder shares in stock-financed mergers overpriced?
Leslie Robinson sheds light into the “black box” of foreign earnings.
Jonathan Lewellen and Robert Resutek debunk a corporate accounting myth.
Diego Garcia studies the effect of financial journalism on stock prices.
What’s not to like about a win-win? A lot, if it gets in the way of change.
Tuck startup Latitude six-six takes second at Dartmouth entrepreneurship competition.
The new schedule will allow students to take advantage of summer internships.
Tuck faculty study the distinction between manufacturers and wholesalers.