The third time’s a charm, but when it comes to the University Trading Challenge, so are the first and second times.

The business world doesn’t operate in silos.  The Gabelli School’s Center for Professional Accounting Practices drives that point home. Newly launched this month, it is designed to bring accounting, auditing, and tax professionals together with business and legal scholars from Fordham and other …

The Gabelli School is on the rise. More specifically, its MS in Quantitative Finance program is now ranked even higher. The QuantNet ranking is a comprehensive rating for U.S. master’s programs in financial engineering. For the year 2017, QuantNet ranked Fordham’s MSQF at #18 nationwide, …

This fall, 64 Gabelli School accounting students are up to that challenge—representing Fordham in three separate tax and accounting contests.

Gaining practical industry experience is on the must-do list of every undergraduate student. Getting paid for that experience sits firmly on the “would-be-nice” list. Accomplishing both at a top global firm? That’s the dream. For one outstanding marketing student, that …

Congratulations to the graduate Fordham Chinese Business Society (FCBS) for taking home second place at the fall 2016 NABA NY Case Study Competition on Saturday, October 22.

The Boren Awards are scholarships and fellowships that provide winning students with up to $20,000 toward a study-abroad program. Undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply to this competitive program.

The Gabelli School of Business is launching a new master’s degree program, focusing on management, in the Spring 2017 semester. The MS in Management program will offer students the essentials of business in a one-year program, rather than the two …

The Gabelli School of Business has a new address on Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus with the reopening of 140 West 62nd Street, the building that housed Fordham Law School for more than five decades.

To keep pace with industry growth, the Gabelli School of Business marketing area has introduced three new courses and three new secondary concentrations for undergraduate students. Sertan Kabadayi, associate professor and area chair of marketing, said the changes were born …