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Meet Daniela, an incoming Lubin Ambassador for the Student Government Association (SGA) on our Pleasantville Campus. This Bronx native is pursuing a major in Finance and has been very involved on campus.

Lubin Professor Philip Cohen writes in The Hill about the tax aspects and implications of the Build Back Better program.

Studying in New York City has always been a dream of Maud-Amelie’s. We talked to her about her time at ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø and how the relationships she has been building here have impacted her studies.

In the fall of his freshman year, Jonathan was sitting in his dormitory floor’s lounge in Maria's Tower when he was approached by students Jacob Selman and Ethan McKellar with an invitation to join their startup: F14 Entertainment. Two semesters and a slew of content later, Jonathan has become a sophomore with an enviable resume who is taking on his career with dedication and perseverance.

From the UK to a Pleasantville campus, to the ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø Perk kitchen, to field hockey games, to the research lab, Business Analytics major Hannah Wyllie is making the most of her time at ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø. An international student who has traveled to 22 different countries, Hannah chose Lubin to provide her with a launching pad for her career.

By creating an auditing framework focused on smartly leveraging data, Freddy Huang is helping accountants, students, and large companies use emerging technologies to their benefit.

Students have described Schaeberle Professor of Accounting Kam Chan, PhD, as caring, attentive, and a true scholar. If you get the chance to sit in on one of his accounting classes, you'll find a challenging, but understanding professor who pays great attention to detail and who has deep knowledge of his field.

If you've taken a management class with Professor McGuigan, you've probably been impressed by his strong values and his commitment to helping students grow. Dr. McGuigan is a Clinical Professor in the Management Department. His research areas cover management education, innovation, and decision-making processes.

ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø professor Pritha Dutta says several things are contributing to the problem, including a shortage of truck drivers.