Professors
How Online-Learning Tools Can Keep Community Colleges Afloat
For businesses and workers alike, it is more pressing than ever that we save community colleges by using online tools to help their faculty and students thrive.
Spotting Entrepreneurs is a Fairly Multi-faceted Process Says IIM Professor
Several students also take up project courses aimed at validating their business models or designing a go-tomarket strategy for their planned ventures
What Must Entrepreneurs Consider When Hiring Leaders for Their Business Abroad
Ramachandran does not think an external leader should necessarily lead an enterprise's pack abroad.
Tyra Banks Is Going to Teach a Class at Stanford Business School
The supermodel is taking her instructional tough talk from the runway to the classroom.
To MBA or Not to MBA
Can a formal education really help you make your entrepreneurial dreams come true? Experts weigh in.
Ivory Tower Research and Startup Innovation Are Two Sides of a Coin
Professors doing original research and entrepreneurs looking for the next great innovation have much in common.
Senate Bill Would Undermine University Tech Inventions (Opinion)
A proposed measure intended to encourage more high-tech startups is misguided, our columnist argues. Increasing academic research funding is the better route for fostering innovation.
TechTrek Professor Mentors IT Entrepreneurs
Boston College's John Gallaugher doesn't try to be an all-knowing mentor to his students. But he does lead them on their first trek into the galaxy of tech.
Babson's Candida Brush: Professor and Team Leader
Candida Brush knows the ultimate irony of successful entrepreneurship: It's not about doing something on your own.
For This Nanotech Professor, Science Means Business
Alain Kaloyeros pioneered nanotech research at the University at Albany. Now he oversees a program in which students are trained to be both scientists and entrepreneurs.