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Held in collaboration with IBM, the first-ever Responsible AI Case Competition challenged students to develop solutions to ethical in AI.
Luke Jenkins professional headshot in front of his Flyer Enterprises location
UD students don’t simulate business; they run it. Junior Luke Jenkins applies MIS and analytics expertise to drive AI innovation and cost savings at Flyer Enterprises.
Students (middle) with SBA faculty (left) and the dean (right).
Sophomore Samarra Caldwell walked into a room full of executives at the Conscious Capitalism conference and left with a new sense of confidence about her future.
Students walking in front of The Hub Powered by PNC Bank in Downtown Dayton.
UD’s "Walk, Run, Fly, Soar" model is a four-year roadmap that supports students as they turn interests into real-world ventures.
AI Series featured photo of professors Tahani Abdallah, Andrew Edelblum, Courtney Stangle, Marlon Williams, Chris Calvin, Jaey Kim, Scott Friend and Kaitlyn DeGhetto
Business faculty provide students with meaningful opportunities to engage with AI in responsible, career-relevant ways.
Senior Garrett Uhlir and Flyer Enterprises set out to deliver value — along with sandwiches and smiles — to hungry students.
Poets & Quants listed Lissa Cupp, senior lecturer of marketing, among its "2025 Best Undergraduate Business Professors."
Alex Alcox, first-year marketing student, and Maia Zeilman (first-year entrepreneurship student) pose together at the HUB Powered by PNC Bank after their Flyer Pitch win in the Main Street category.
UD students took center stage at Flyer Pitch, earning top awards, prize money and real-world credibility while showcasing UD's nationally ranked entrepreneurship program.
Michael Gorman, the Niehaus Chair in Business Analytics and Operations Management
UD professor Michael Gorman says the Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern merger represents a fundamental shift in how goods move across the country.

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