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Faculty experts help Trojan student-athletes through workshops centered around financial literacy, investment, taxation, and more.

Fan receives the distinct honor for her pathbreaking research in financial econometrics and computational biology.

The business school’s team secured victory with their presentation on expanding Google AI usage to provide greater travel options.

New research suggests accelerators help on average, but returns depend on founders’ prior experience and program design.

Drawing on the academic rigor and technical expertise she gained at Marshall, MBA graduate Evelyn Wang ’03 founded Silverist to support people with natural gray or silver hair.

The 2026 Marshall Research Fair spanned a wide array of subjects, including AI bias and the origins of banks.

Diehl explains how most actions are driven by habit and routine and that understanding this fact can help people form better habits.

CNBC cites Proserpio’s paper that finds the odds of bankruptcy filing in states with legalized sports gambling increased by as much as 25% to 30%.

Anicich explains how senior leaders can build influence through listening, building coalitions, and having confidence.

Carter explains how gambling could eventually create a crisis level in sports, eroding the perceived integrity of the game and compromising revenue streams.

Vyas explains how the 60-day waiver of the Jones Act is a temporary solution for a long-term problem within the U.S. supply chain.

Iyer cautions excessive social media use carries real psychological risk as Australia moves to ban social media for users under 16.