NYU, back-to-back NCAA Division III national championships with three straight undefeated seasons fell, 60-52, to Scranton in the Final Four semifinals.

Article details changes to the Rutgers MBA in Professional Accounting and how they will provide students with a shorter, more affordable, enhanced path to careers in accounting.

ANAHEIM, CA, UNITED STATES, March 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Graduate students at Stanton University reached a ...

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NYU Langone turned struggling Brooklyn hospital Lutheran Medical Center into a quality leader by reducing mortality and unifying data systems.

A startup is often rooted in something deeply personal. That was the case for Jiaxin Zhang, an entrepreneur and 2025 MBA graduate of Columbia Business School. Growing up as an immigrant, Zhang endured ...

Dr. Roy Sasson outlines how AI can be taught as business and leadership skills, not just a technical one. The program targets professionals looking to drive change within established organizations.

When Kiara Ventura first arrived at NYU in 2014, she had plenty of experience as a student journalist as the founder of her high school’s first online newspaper. Determined to study journalism in ...

The Gabelli School of Business Executive MBA focuses on building your knowledge and network, bringing cohorts of highly ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James is instructing a Manhattan hospital to resume offering gender-transition treatment to transgender youth after it ended such treatments last month over funding ...

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New York Attorney General Letitia James ordered NYU Langone, one of the Big Apple’s largest hospitals, to reinstate gender-affirming care for minors — before ominously warning it would face “further ...