The site will feature research, analysis and commentary from Darden’s faculty, and an “Ask the Experts” page allowing business leaders to share their real-world business challenges.

A Charlottesville High School student and a plan to insulate buildings with hemp-based materials took top honors at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business’ first sustainability innovation pitch night competition.

Senior associate dean Peter Rodriguez and two Darden students urged the Darden community to think holistically about the implications of race in American society.

The push to include more global experiences in the M.B.A. curriculum is picking up steam, with more real-world projects being offered this month and in the coming semester in locations including Sweden, South Africa, Indonesia and India.

Partnership for Leaders in Education, the country’s premier school turnaround group, uses a system-wide approach to transform underperforming schools.

The event will include viewings, followed by themed group discussions covering various topics pertaining to women in business led by members of Darden’s Graduate Women in Business student club.

Firms that weather economic, geographical, environmental and social storms tend to follow a few common approaches, Jared Harris recently told local business leaders.

The business case study examines what happens to a foundation when it ties its identity to a celebrity who subsequently proves to be all too human.

The publishing arm of the Darden School’s push into the Internet also includes an online community for business case teachers to discuss their experiences and question their peers.

Understanding analytics and applying lessons learned are crucial to modern executives, and Darden is among the leaders in teaching students to thrive in the era of Big Data.