News & Events
2021 was a year of high risk, high reward in the U.S. stock market. Student investors in UD’s Blue Hen Investment Club embraced the challenge and beat the S&P 500 Index again this year, continuing a 3-year streak.
Veer Nair is an MBA in business analytics candidate at UD’s Lerner College. Nair shared how this program has impacted him and what he plans to do next.
AACSB’s Innovations That Inspire Initiative recognizes UD’s Lerner Diversity Council as a champion of change in the business education landscape.
The annual Tyler Lecture features business leaders from across the country who share experiences with the university community in the world of business.
UD’s Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance hosted its first in-person speaker series in two years. Chancellors discussed matters that arose while on the court, doctrinal developments and changing technology.
Several Lerner female faculty members reflect on their research, and what Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day mean to them.
UD Sports Management Professor Tim DeSchriver is closely watching the explosion of name, image and likeness (NIL) deals in NCAA Women’s Basketball during March Madness.
UD’s Lerner College and CAS’s Department of Political Science and International Relations hosted a panel discussion on the War in Ukraine, focused on the effect of sanctions on Russia.
During the 2022 Economic Forecast, experts shared predictions that, despite recent geopolitical action taken in Ukraine causing markets to fluctuate, the U.S. economy will continue to see gains in 2022.
Matthew Robinson looked back over recent summer and winter Olympics and was left with thoughts about where the games are headed.
Lerner In The News
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