Story by Danielle Braff Photography by Michael Will When Melissa Marshall (MBA 2006) arrived at the Tepper School of Business 21 years ago, she was searching for an MBA program that valued rigorous analysis over soft skills and embraced collaboration over competition.

Story by Suzi Morales Photography by John Madere Inspired by a Tepper School professor, alumnus Cevdet Aydemir (Ph.D. 2005) navigates the fast-paced world of Wall Street with an eye on the future. Combining the scholarly perspective of a Ph.D. in finance with the pragmatic view of a career on Wall Street, Cevdet Aydemir (Ph.D.

Tepperspectives is the center of thought leadership at the Tepper School of Business. It features research, articles, and insights on how artificial intelligence and machine learning connect with business, management science, and organizational behavior. Guided by The Intelligent Future℠, Tepperspectives reflects a data-informed, human-driven approach to innovation and problem solving for today and the future.

Here are tips on how an MBA can help you change tracks in your career and what you can do to help yourself, from reaching out to potential employers after sending in a résumé to applying for a Leadership Development Program.

A new study in Organization Science reveals that hospital trauma teams with strong "transactive memory systems"—the collective awareness of who knows what—significantly improve patient outcomes, reducing hospital stays by over three days through better-coordinated care.

The Masters Career Center (MCC) at the Tepper School of Business has released its 2025 MBA Summary Employment Report, showcasing the achievements of our most recent full-time MBA graduates and summer internship candidates. Tepper School MBA graduates continued to excel amid ongoing economic uncertainty and a competitive global job market.

Story by John Miller On March 20, nine portraits adorned the wall of the Nobel Laureate Gallery in the Tepper School of Business. The next day, Thomas J. Sargent joined his fellow economists, colleagues, and peers as the tenth portrait in the gallery.

This fall, undergraduate students took on a unique challenge that involved designing, planning, and eventually opening a student-run on-campus restaurant.

WashU Olin reclaims No. 1 in Poets&Quants’ MBA entrepreneurship ranking as Cornell Tech & top international programs surge.

Capital requirements boost stablecoin stability more effectively than low-risk reserve limits, according to a new economic model.

<p>Pittsburgh TechFest is an event where software development professionals from Southwestern Pennsylvania and surrounding areas will convene to explore and elevate through professional development. </p>