When Samantha Trabattoni, BS ’19, received a call from an unknown number one day, she questioned whether she should pick up. But she decided to answer the phone. That call, from Greer Jason-DiBartolo, senior assistant dean for undergraduate studies, led …

Of all the ways MBA students can pass the time between their first and second years of the program, Kyle Walsh, MBA ’18, chose one that was so far off the beaten path it’s in the ocean. Walsh spent his …

Imagine starting your morning with a 6:00 a.m. workout, then attending class at 8:30, followed by football practice all afternoon, and studying late into the night. Now imagine repeating this schedule every day. It’s a lot to tackle, but Gabelli …

There’s a typical timeline business students tend to follow when it comes to internships. “Typical” is not in the vocabulary of one Gabelli School student. This summer, Jenna Florendo, BS ’19, is starting out early as an asset management intern …

Keeping the lights on for millions of customers in New York City and Westchester is an enormous undertaking. It’s partly the job of one recent Gabelli School Executive MBA graduate. Aisha Ahmad, EMBA ’17, recently was promoted to chief engineer …

Teacher. Doctor. Firefighter. These are some of the responses you might expect when asking children what they want to be when they grow up. If you had asked Kristen McDonough, BS ’17, what her dream job was, she would have …

There’s a lot of talk about “sustainability” in business, but when it comes to making real changes, action is key. A Gabelli School junior is taking that action. Mitchell Laferriere, BS ’18, recently received his Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Level 1 …

“Come back in a year or two.” For some freshmen, hearing this advice at a career fair might be discouraging. For Carl Jean-Pierre, BS ’20, it made him even more determined to line up an internship. He will start this …

Life is a marathon, not a sprint. A Gabelli School senior knows firsthand the truth behind these words. Christa Ceconi, BS ’17, recently accepted a one-year rotational position at Dreyfus, a subsidiary of BNY Mellon, but it took time, patience, …

Some people think of shopping as a chore. Others find it to be a therapeutic hobby.