The University of Dayton’s Flyer Nest course gives undergraduates the chance to launch scalable startups with support from the local community.

As AI reshapes classrooms and assessments, human skills remain the cornerstone of effective education and leadership development.

What if business schools were evaluated not by rankings but by how students and faculty perceived their impact on society?

Our students’ success will depend not only on how well we adapt curricula to AI, but on how much we teach a core skill that is too often overlooked.

Partnerships are powerful. When business schools and companies collaborate, they drive innovation and prepare the next generation of leaders.

A short-form capstone-style event requires students to go beyond the textbook, applying macroeconomic reasoning to a real-world crisis.