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Originally published on Forbes. By: Michael Goldberg University professors should consider making their spring classes available to the public now—We have a lot to learn—especially from each other—during the coronavirus crisis. Last week, spring break ended for students at Case Western Reserve Un...

The COVID-19 situation created many obstacles in our lives. At Weatherhead School of Management, we understand the constraints many of our applicants are facing in taking standardized tests or submitting official transcripts in time. To help you in the application process, our admissions staff will ...

Weatherhead School of Management's Part-time MBA program has improved its rank for the third consecutive year in the 2021 US News & World Report rankings. Achieving its highest-ever ranking, the program has climbed to an impressive 19th position from last year’s 22nd position and the previous year’...

"When work doesn't feel like work, and you're truly just passionate about what you're doing, to me, that's magic." It wasn’t always magic for Tori Penso, MBA ‘15. From making tough career moves to trading a dream job for more education, Penso’s path to success has been a long time coming. Upon gra...

On Friday, February 28th, the Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit hosted their inaugural Impact Investing Case Competition sponsored by EPOCH PI and McDonald Hopkins, LLC. Fourteen teams competed throughout the afternoon, presenting 10-minute presentations to a panel of judges....

On Wednesday March 4th, Fowler Center Business as an Agent of World Benefit Scholar, Katie Van Dusen, had the opportunity to sit down with social entrepreneur, John McMicken, CEO of Evergreen Cooperatives, to discuss his career journey and what it means to be an employee-owned business....

Weatherhead School of Management's nationally-ranked Executive MBA (EMBA) 's has added new experiential learning opportunities for its students. The program examines leadership strengths and gaps and develops a personalized learning plan for students to become the best leaders possible. Earlier th...

Will Kimmerle knew he wanted to work for the family business, but his father had some rules laid out: before working for the business, he needed to work for another company for a minimum of three years and get at least one promotion during that time. Kimmerle did just that, and then made his way ba...

Imagine meeting face to face with CEOs and executives of some of the largest Wall Street firms. Now consider having that chance as an undergraduate student, as early as your first year. And at no cost to you. That’s the opportunity provided to Case Western Reserve University first-years, sophomores...

For the second consecutive year, Weatherhead School of Management has dominated the ACG Cup Competition, winning both first and second place. The ACG Cup that takes place in January is a unique case study competition designed to give students from leading MBA programs experience and insight into me...