Business

Following in the footsteps of the transformational and insightful leaders who came before them, a new class of students gathered at the University at Buffalo School of Management Aug. 25 — for the hundredth time. 

Minority and women entrepreneurs in Western New York will have the opportunity to boost their businesses, thanks to the renewal of a significant grant from Open4.

Matilde Sánchez-Peña and partners will study why, despite 20 years of investment, woman make up only 20% of engineering students and tenure-track faculty.

With a new twist on a longstanding tradition, the University at Buffalo School of Management will welcome a new class of students to campus for the 100^th time.

The School of Management’s chapter of Beta Alpha Psi continued its legacy of success at the organization’s annual meeting, held Aug. 3-5 in Las Vegas.

Prize money will allow Journey’s End Refugee Services to implement the UB team’s standout project.

Study validates 2005 SEC mandate.

The funding, from the National Science Foundation, will help train 24 cybersecurity experts who work for the FBI, CIA and other agencies

Study analyzes how IT spending impacts inflation and employment rates, and vice versa.

Study finds an employee’s downtime mindset impacts day-to-day productivity.