Five years after Fordham joined the AshokaU network of schools committed to changing the world through social innovation, the University has been lauded for its efforts and had its designation as a “Changemaker Campus” renewed. Forty-five other colleges and universities around the …

By Kelly Anderson Marc Guberti, BS ’20, is a finance student, a runner, a podcast host, and an author of twenty e-books. He’s been named an Icon of Influence for the New Media Summit in Tampa, Florida, and his book …

The widespread concern about climate change and discussions about corporate social responsibility (CSR) have created a new mantra in investing: “Doing well by doing good.” This same emphasis on sustainability and CSR is encoded in the UN’s seven principles of …

By Claire Curry Despite the rising number of women MBAs and women leaders across many industries, there is still a significant deficit of those in finance, and particularly in alternative investments. Which is why the Gabelli School connected with Chartered …

By Claire Curry Scheduling beauty appointments wasn’t something Brandon Adamson, MBA ’21, ever thought about until his girlfriend ran into some challenges managing her growing business as a makeup artist. So he applied his business skills to devise a solution …

Joseph Stiglitz, Ph.D., a winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in economics, made the case for a radical departure from the traditional, hands-off approach of the U.S. government toward business at an April 24 event at Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus. “In the …

By Claire Curry This summer, Gabelli School students Shrabonti Das ’20 and Emma Havighorst ’20 will experience what it’s like to work at one of the most renowned advertising agencies in the world. After a rigorous selection process, the two …

What do the first Jesuit community college and an empire of Italian restaurants, stores, and cookbooks have in common? Quite a lot, it turns out, as attendees learned at an April 3 event at the Lincoln Center campus. The evening …

Traditionally, hedge funds had been illiquid investments tailored to high-net-worth players in the alternative investments space. That tradition is changing, said Kevin Mirabile, a clinical assistant professor of finance at the Gabelli School of Business, and the new areas of …

In the past, season-pass holders at Six Flags amusement parks received a coupon book with a plethora of discount offers. No more. Using bar codes and fingerprint identification, the parks now consolidate those coupons digitally and track customers’ use of …