Which begs some questions: Who makes such calls? Why does it matter? And how do business degrees fit into science, technology, engineering and math?
Darden School of Business professor Sean Martin explores the impact that social class transitioners – those who move between socioeconomic classes as children and adults – can have in the workplace.
UVA’s School of Law asked several of its experts to predict what is coming down the line for litigious matters. Read about what the future holds for driverless cars, warfare, the stock market and more.
Kunal Doshi and his co-founders started Brighter Children with $50 in the bank and a standing Saturday morning conference call. Five years in, the nonprofit has provided scholarships to more than 500 schoolchildren around the world.
Gwendolyn Cassady was expecting a few Afghan refugee women to pick up some clothes and fabric remnants she was donating. When dozens showed up, a new business was born.
These 27 students capped their year with a second-place finish at the National Student Advertising Competition, besting more than 150 schools and wowing judges with their “Tart Takeover” campaign for Ocean Spray.
At the Virginia Review of Politics, students go beyond clickbait to examine a variety of political issues and interview major players like Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine.
An avocado-based ice cream, a homemade skin- and hair-care product line and a program that teaches students how to become innovators were the winning entrepreneurial ideas at the Tom Tom Founders Festival’s Crowdfunded Pitch Night.