Exploring Machine Learning in Financial Services-UD's Institute for Financial Services Analytics 2019 Conference brought together industry and academia to discuss machine learning’s impact on financial services.
5 Tips for Creating a Gender Equitable Workplace-Professor of Management and Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Women's Leadership Initiative, Amanda Bullough, shared five action steps that organizations can examine and improve in order to create more gender equitable workplaces.
Higher Prices for Longer Stays-Research from a UD professor and graduate students shows that hotels increase prices for longer stays, and looks at the implications of the gap between this pricing and customer expectations.
Tackling a $30 billion-dollar problem-UD’s Bintong Chen and Deshen Wang created a new strategy for detecting credit card fraud that could increase profits and consumer surplus by about 10 percent.
A Case for Newark-The 20th Anniversary of the Carol A. Ammon Case Competition asked graduate students to make a business plan for the Newark Partnership, a community coalition for Newark, DE.
The Odd Couple: STEM and Business-STEM-designated master’s degrees from the Lerner College equip today’s business graduates to drive change, creativity and advancements in any field and industry.
The Dreaded Group Project-Research co-authored by UD professor Dustin Sleesman suggests that the performance of a team may be decided by early interactions and perceptions.
UD wins big at National Economic Education Conference-Six honors were awarded at the National Association of Economic Educators Conference to both educators and curriculum connected to UD’s Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship.
Blue Hen Lands a Job at Goldman Sachs-Finance student Kerry Schwartz has an internal drive to leave an impact that has propelled her to seek resources to accomplish personal and professional goals at UD.
Exploring Machine Learning in Financial Services - UD's Institute for Financial Services Analytics 2019 Conference brought together industry and academia to discuss machine learning’s impact on financial services. 
5 Tips for Creating a Gender Equitable Workplace - Professor of Management and Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Women's Leadership Initiative, Amanda Bullough, shared five action steps that organizations can examine and improve in order to create more gender equitable workplaces.
Higher Prices for Longer Stays - Research from a UD professor and graduate students shows that hotels increase prices for longer stays, and looks at the implications of the gap between this pricing and customer expectations.
Tackling a $30 billion-dollar problem - UD’s Bintong Chen and Deshen Wang created a new strategy for detecting credit card fraud that could increase profits and consumer surplus by about 10 percent.
A Case for Newark - The 20th Anniversary of the Carol A. Ammon Case Competition asked graduate students to make a business plan for the Newark Partnership, a community coalition for Newark, DE.
MBA Students Impress at International Case Competition - Four MBA students began the new year in Montreal, Canada as the first UD team to participate in the John Molson MBA International Case Competition.
The Odd Couple: STEM and Business - STEM-designated master’s degrees from the Lerner College equip today’s business graduates to drive change, creativity and advancements in any field and industry.
The Dreaded Group Project - Research co-authored by UD professor Dustin Sleesman suggests that the performance of a team may be decided by early interactions and perceptions.
UD wins big at National Economic Education Conference - Six honors were awarded at the National Association of Economic Educators Conference to both educators and curriculum connected to UD’s Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship.
Blue Hen Lands a Job at Goldman Sachs - Finance student Kerry Schwartz has an internal drive to leave an impact that has propelled her to seek resources to accomplish personal and professional goals at UD.