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- 1Cornell expels just one student a year over sexual assaultโCornell rarely expels students in sex assault cases | Exclusive
An exclusive USA TODAY report finds Cornell University rarely expels students found responsible for sexual assault. The investigation notes that a third of undergraduate women at the Ivy League school say they have been sexually assaulted, while on average Cornell reports expelling only one attacker per year. The findings are drawing attention to how elite universities handle campus sexual misconduct cases and discipline.
- 2UVA Darden Highlights Purpose-Driven Startup BuildingโBuilding a Purpose-Driven Startup at UVA Darden
The University of Virginia's Darden School of Business is showcasing how entrepreneurs can build purpose-driven startups, profiling its work in supporting ventures that combine profit with social mission. The feature comes through Darden's own publication and underscores the school's emphasis on entrepreneurship rooted in values. Reaction and details beyond the school's own account remain limited.
- 3Kinesiology school review questions smartwatch accuracyโKinesiology School releases review questioning smartwatch metrics accuracy
The University of Michigan School of Kinesiology has released a review raising doubts about how accurately smartwatches measure health and fitness metrics. The findings suggest popular wearables may not track measures like heart rate and calorie burn as reliably as users assume. The review is drawing attention from consumers and researchers weighing how much to trust consumer fitness technology.
- 4GW Law LLM Student Named Visionary Scholar of Law and Global AffairsโGW Law LLM Student Recognized as Visionary Scholar of Law and Global Affairs
George Washington University Law School has recognized one of its LLM students as a Visionary Scholar of Law and Global Affairs. The honor highlights the student's work at the intersection of law and international affairs, according to the university's law school. Details about the recipient and the awarding body were not provided, and no wider commentary has yet emerged about the recognition.
- 5Alabama A&M Junior Finance Major Turns National Internship Into MomentumโJunior Finance Major Builds on National Internship Success
Alabama A&M University is highlighting a junior finance major who built on a successful national internship experience. The university's coverage frames the student's placement as a sign of the program's strength in preparing finance majors for competitive national opportunities. Details of the employer, internship scope and the student's name are limited in the available coverage.
- 6Business School IMPACT Program Links Students with NonprofitsโSchool of Business IMPACT Program Connects Students and Nonprofits
A university School of Business is running its IMPACT Program, which connects business students with nonprofit organizations. The initiative gives students hands-on experience while providing local nonprofits with practical support, strengthening ties between the business school and the community. Details about specific projects or partners have not been widely reported.
- 7Southern Miss Business Names 2026-27 Eagle ScholarsโSouthern Miss Business Announces 2026-27 Eagle Scholars
The University of Southern Mississippi's College of Business has announced its Eagle Scholars for the 2026-27 academic year. The Eagle Scholars program recognizes outstanding business students, and the new cohort was revealed via an announcement from the university. Details about the selected students and the program's benefits were shared in the school's public notice.
- 8Grossman School of Business Chapter Earns Beta Gamma Sigma Top HonorsโGrossman School of Business Chapter Earns Beta Gamma Sigma Highest Honors Recognition
The University of Vermont's Grossman School of Business chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the international honor society for business students, has earned the society's Highest Honors recognition. The award acknowledges the chapter's performance in areas such as student induction, engagement and chapter activities. It places the school among a select group of business programs recognized at this level, reflecting the academic standing of its students and faculty.
- 9Georgetown McDonough Welcomes First Full-Time Business Analytics ClassโMeet the Inaugural Full-Time M.S. in Business Analytics Class
Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business has introduced its inaugural full-time Master of Science in Business Analytics cohort. The school is presenting the students who make up this first class as the program formally begins. The launch reflects growing demand for analytics-focused graduate business education, and the university is highlighting the new cohort's arrival as a milestone for the school.
- 10University of Oregon MBA Named Among Top Sport Business ProgramsโOregon MBA Ranked Among World's 20 Sport Business Programs
The University of Oregon's Lundquist College of Business says its MBA has been ranked among the world's top 20 sport business programs. The ranking highlights the school's standing in the growing field of sports business education, an area closely tied to Oregon's strong sports industry connections, including Nike and track-and-field heritage.