Beth Egan, a Gabelli adjunct professor, published a great column on the advertising/marketing industry web site Adotas.com about how her Fordham students taught her a great deal about marketing to today’s teenagers and college students. “I entered Duane 351 at Fordham …

Alumni who are interested in innovative solutions to the global challenges of healthcare delivery are encouraged to attend an event sponsored by the Global Healthcare Innovation Management Center — one of Fordham’s faculty-led research centers that contributes to the international …

This is the first in a series of many “success stories” about Gabelli students who receive internships and full-time job offers. We plan to report them to you as students receive the news. Our inaugural story is about Gabelli junior …

Dean Rapaccioli always wants to hear students’ ideas and comments, but she sets up a group gathering for it twice a year. One of these is coming up — the fall Town Hall will be on Thursday, September 29, at …

When Mark Zuckerberg wrote the lines of code that would become Facebook, he wasn’t intending to change the way the world communicates — he was just having fun, chasing an idea. The giant ripples in the pool came later. Gabelli …

Gabelli students and alumni are once again invited to participate in the Fordham Accelerator for Business, an intensive graduate-school-run program designed to help prepare entrepreneurs to launch or build their businesses. The FAB program, as it is becoming known (and …

PwC wants you to be ready for the 2011 xTreme Games! In business, theory is executed in real time. Decisions have consequences. Communication is key. Collaborative, team-oriented thinking is a must. The same holds true in the xTREME Games, PwC’s …

Welcome to the inaugural installment of HughesNews, where we will bring you ongoing updates about the progress of construction over at Hughes Hall, the soon-to-be home of the Gabelli School of Business! We will follow this project as an expert …

The most recent edition of Inside Fordham includes a question-and-answer session with Christine Janssen-Selvadurai, one of Fordham’s faculty experts on entrepreneurship — not to mention the trusted adviser to the Gabelli School’s Entrepreneurship Society and a driving force behind TrepCon, …

Few topics concern Americans more today than the United States’ debt. In 2003, we had a surplus. Since then, it’s been downhill — the public debt has increased by more than $500 billion each year since fiscal year 2003, with increases of $1 trillion …