Tuck Assistant Professor of Business Administration Ing-Haw Cheng has received a Distinguished Referee Award from The Review of Financial Studies, a peer-reviewed academic journal published on behalf of the Society for Financial Studies.
Fort has been appointed a Faculty Research Fellow at the NBER’s International Trade and Investment Program.
Ramirez will travel to Japan this summer as part of the Tomodachi-Mitsui & Co. Leadership Program.
If you’re a business owner, the digital revolution is a phenomenon you just can’t ignore. Regardless of what you’re offering to the world, using the Internet and social media for marketing, communication, and strategy is a necessity.
Master of Health Care Delivery Science graduates reconnect over real-world learning in a new monthly online seminar.
Annie Hsu T’11 applied to Tuck after working for five years in product development at Google. During the application process, she thought back to her fondest memories of her undergraduate experience at the University of California at Berkeley, and realized she most enjoyed the courses she took in anthropology.
Director of global strategy Leslie Hampel T’07 is helping chart a bold future for the coffee retailer.
Dr. Daniel Yergin, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and one of the world’s foremost authorities on energy and the global economy, will deliver the main address at the 2016 Tuck Investiture ceremony June 11.
A conversation with T’16s Johnny and Pete Mathias—MBAs, entrepreneurs, and members of the band Filligar.
Business Bridge Program faculty director Judith White is excited to innovate and grow the nation’s first business bridge program for liberal arts students.
Draper, a member of the MBA Program Office, has been tasked with continuing and strengthening her decade-long work on diversity at Tuck.
On January 1st of this year, Gordon Phillips began his appointment as academic director of the Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship (CPEE) and the C.V. Starr Foundation Professor. In his role as the academic leader of the CPEE, Phillips succeeds Colin Blaydon, the founding academic director of the center and a former dean of Tuck.
Lewellen and her co-authors claim the Western Finance Association’s Best Paper Award in Empirical Finance.
Second-year Tuck students have a front-row seat during December’s headline-making climate talks in Paris.
T’15s are settling into their target jobs, and base salaries are higher than ever.
Multifaceted cooperation engages Tuck MBAs in long-term planning exercise for AUK's College of Business and Economics.
Meet three Tuck students who landed unique internships by tapping into the school's extensive career resources and alumni network.
Physician Kevin Curtis is leveraging his Master of Health Care Delivery Science experience to help high utilizers in the ED.
The management communications professor, who retired earlier this year, paved the way for future female faculty members at Tuck.
Tuck’s Business Bridge Program is providing undergraduate entrepreneurs with the skills and knowledge they need to successfully launch their own ventures.
Matthew J. Slaughter, the 10th dean of Tuck, is seeking to expand the school’s leadership role in furthering business as a force for good in the world.
Hans Brechbühl, the executive director of the Glassmeyer/McNamee Center for Digital Strategies, is helping the World Economic Forum understand the technology trends impacting business and society.
Secretary Hillary Clinton will speak from 2:45-5:00pm in Alumni Hall at Hopkins Center.
The Master of Health Care Delivery Science program was recognized for its innovation, leadership, and educational excellence.
TuckGO, the new global learning requirement, gets going.
Professor Gavetti's paper was recognized for its impact on teaching, research, and practice.
Tuck students visited 34 local nonprofits for the 16th-annual Allwin Community Outreach Day.
Andrew King was honored for contributions to the field of environmental management/sustainable business.
Four students have received the Tuck Class of 1976 Allwin Community Service Award for 2014 and 2015.
Up to 40 percent of school-aged children in Beijing are denied access to quality education. This year’s Paganucci Fellows worked to change that.
Alumni and friends outdid themselves.
Tuck students traveled to nine countries this spring.
Dean Paul Danos is an accountant with an artistic side.
Paul Danos arrived at Tuck armed with big ideas about business education.
Henry Karongo T'15 was chosen by classmates to deliver this investiture address.
Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor Jr. T’88 delivered the keynote address.