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Smaraki Mohanty's latest research explores how voice-enabled smart devices shape prosocial consumer behavior, including charitable giving and sustainable purchasing.

On February 27-28, four ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ students presented their research at a national economics conference in New York City.

ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ is growing its graduate program opportunities in Alamance County and in Charlotte in response to national trends and demand, including the expansion of its law, physician assistant and business analytics programs and a new degree in clinical mental health counseling.

ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ MBA graduate April Dudash G’24 used the confidence and leadership perspective gained in the program to pursue work that aligns with her values and serves her community.

The brothers, a current ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ student and alumnus, were featured in a profile for The Assembly.

Students engaged with alumni and industry professionals through a speaker series, panel and hands-on experiences during Sales Week.

Linda Findley ‘95, president, chief executive officer and director at Sleep Number and a distinguished leader in global consumer brands, will receive the 2026 ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Medal for Entrepreneurial Leadership in recognition of her transformative leadership and commitment to innovation, growth and organizational impact across industries.

For five years in a row, the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business has been named a Top 40 school for undergraduate business education by Poets&Quants, continuing its upward momentum with a Top 20 ranking in career outcomes.

Matthew Taylor '28 discovered the power of perseverance and importance of health through the Ironman race, while balancing his academic responsibilities.

Kathie Niven ’89, president and CEO of Biscuitville, joined the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business for a Lessons from Leaders conversation on leadership, growth and staying true to company values.