economics

National Hispanic Heritage Month takes place each year from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. In honor of the month, we are highlighting members of the Weatherhead School of Management community who are of Hispanic heritage to shed light on their experiences at the school and learn how they like to…

Weatherhead School of Management welcomes six new faculty members to the school this semester. Alireza Fallahtafti, Michael Goulder, Jose Olavarria, Mary Sasmaz, Sining Wang and Maryam Zokaeiniko join Weatherhead’s faculty across four departments: accountancy, banking and finance, economics and…

Scan today’s headlines, fill up your car’s tank with gasoline, and even listen to the water-cooler banter in the office. You will most likely see, hear and feel the impact of the word, “inflation,” in your daily life. On June 15, the Federal Reserve announced that it would raise interest rates by…

Majors: Mathematics, Quantitative Economics, PhysicsYear: Rising fourth-year When Stephen Andryc told his high school wrestling coach he was considering competing at the collegiate level, his coach shared some sage advice: “Choose a place where you’ll thrive—even if you get injured and athletics…

The Weatherhead School of Management is pleased to recognize the following undergraduate students for their excellent work at Weatherhead: Accounting The Weatherhead School of Management Award given to the most outstanding senior in accounting. This year's recipient is Margaret…

Nicole Lyon  Majors: Accounting Minors: Economics and finance Q: Why did you choose this area of study? A: I chose accounting because I've always been good with numbers and analyzing data, but wanted a career where I would be able to interact with people or clients. Accounting was a degree that I…

Zehao (Hobart) Chen Majors: Business management and chemical engineering Minors: Economics  Q: Why did you choose this area of study? A: To find the interdisciplinary between engineering and business management. Q: What are your plans after graduation? A: Pursue a master and PhD degree. Q: Why…

Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to a panel discussion titled “Russia's War in Ukraine” with Case Western Reserve University faculty members. Set to take place Wednesday, March 2, at 4 p.m. via Zoom, the event will feature the following panelists: David…

This semester, Redheart, a Case Western Reserve University student startup, began offering food to customers at The Jolly Scholar. They expect to expand access to multiple other locations including the Cleveland Institute of Art throughout the semester. Founders Michael Zhou and Daniel Lee created…

Jenny Hawkins If you’ve wondered the difference one year can make, look no further than the travel industry. The summer of 2020 was marked by quarantines, stay-at-home mandates and other restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, effectively putting a pause to travel plans altogether. Now,…