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We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.

The connection provides students with access to Oracle Cloud analytics, cutting-edge technology, and job opportunities.

NSF recognizes Assistant Professor Andrew Daw for his research on developing more efficient service models.

A new study examines how variations in monthly paychecks can put a strain on mutual fund managers and result in lower fund returns.

The event announced prizes for outstanding seniors and student ventures and also honored outgoing Greif Center director Elissa Grossman.

Associate Professor Stephanie Tully explains how perceptions of economic uncertainty are influencing how consumers spend and save.

Young sees Stephen A. Smith’s 2028 presidential aspirations as a celebrity-driven spectacle rather than a serious political movement.

Vincent says Netflix’s brand strength lies in its diverse content offerings, and the company is now expanding into live, in-person experiences to foster audience connection.

Jaconi says that companies face potential consumer dissatisfaction if a business takes a political stance or, on the contrary, refuses to take one at all.

Mische says his research predicts that gas prices will skyrocket past $8 a gallon by the end of 2026. 

Miric says President Trump’s imposed tariffs may target specific American companies like Apple as they rely heavily on hardware sales.

Vincent calls Warner Bros. Discovery’s return to HBO Max a textbook branding blunder.