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An annual awards program held April 25 recognized the academic success of graduating seniors and the teaching, research and service of faculty and staff in the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business.

Aaron Isbell, a client executive at Snowflake, shared his journey from staying late at school with his teacher mother to growing as a leader at SAS and ServiceNow with ���ϲ����� students.

A program in the LaRose Digital Theatre hosted by the Center for Organizational Analytics sparked dialogue on generative AI's enterprise applications and legal considerations.

Six ���ϲ����� students participated in the Undergraduate East Regional Finals of an annual contest that challenges college students to step into the shoes of venture capitalists, evaluating real startups and making informed investment decisions.

Maker Takeover is the Maker Hub’s largest annual celebration that brings students, staff and faculty together to showcase their creative projects, including made-from-scratch musical instruments, custom designed clothing and furniture, and much more.

Sherri Thomas G’14, an executive with Truliant Federal Credit Union, today serves as chair of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and has been recognized in the "Power 100" list by Black Business Ink.

Students experienced the Big Apple from April 8-10, 2024, with visits to more than a dozen corporate headquarters, an eclipse viewing, and an opportunity to catch a Yankees game.

Shah, a lecturer in finance at ���ϲ�����, was a guest on Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins.

The Distinguished Alumni Awards and Top 10 Under 10 award winners will be recognized at Alumni Awards Weekend to be held April 26-27.

Jacey Katch ’19 G’21 and associate professor Ifeoma Udeh investigate auditing outcomes that can shift the perceived quality of financial statement information.