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BU Consulting Group Hosts Successful Annual Spring Mixer

Boston University Consulting Group’s Annual Spring Mixer brought together students, alumni, and industry professionals for an engaging afternoon of networking and insight-sharing.

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How Allison Byers’08 Is Opening Doors Through Entrepreneurship and Policy

When Allison Byers walked into her first psychology class as a high school student, she thought she had her life planned out. A self-declared “psych nerd,” her early academic path […]

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Raif Dinçkök’94 Funds Student-Led Engagement in the Mehrotra Institute

The Raif Dinçkök Student Forum Fund has been established at the Ravi K. Mehrotra Institute for Business, Markets and Society at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business. Raif Dinçkök, a […]

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Emily Tan (Questrom’28) Headed to Table Tennis World Championships

Emily Tan (Questrom’28), a nationally ranked table tennis player, picked up a paddle at age 6 and started training with a professional coach at age 7. As a USA National […]

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Eight Questrom Lecturer Promotions

This week, Dean Susan Fournier accounced the promotion of eight lecturer faculty, Ann Marie Asadoorian, promoted to Senior Lecturer in Accounting , Paul Cosway, promoted to Senior Lecturer in Strategy & […]

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Questrom Hosts Mayor Wu’s 2025 Civic Summit

The second annual Civic Summit, hosted by the office of Mayor Michelle Wu, was held at Questrom on June 7, 2025. This year’s theme was “Be the Change,” which focused […]

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A Teacher at Heart: Professor Elhamod Pushes Limits and Bridges Borders to Inspire at Questrom

What does it take to push past your limits and unlock your true potential? Professor Mohannad Elhamod believes it’s about stepping into the unknown and embracing the discomfort that shapes […]

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Athlete Pay Is Here. Why Does It Still Feel Like a Hustle?
by Remi Trudel
By: Remi Trudel As a marketing professor who studies consumer well-being and financial behavior, I’ve spent years examining how companies influence the way we spend, save, and perceive value. With the Big Ten and Big 12’s newly inked partnerships with PayPal and its consumer-facing app Venmo, we’re watching in real time as financial services entrench […]
Venkat Venkatraman’s Book Named Finalist for 2025 AOM George R. Terry Book Award
by N. Venkatraman
Congratulations to Venkat Venkatraman, Professor Emeritus of Information Systems, whose co-authored book Fusion Strategy: How Real-Time Data and AI Will Power the Industrial Future has been named a finalist for the Academy of Management’s 2025 George R. Terry Book Award. This esteemed award honors the book that has made the most significant contribution to the […]
The Cost of Exclusion: How Stricter Immigration Policies Threaten U.S. Construction
by Keith Munsell
The U.S. construction industry is deeply reliant on immigrant labor. Any disruption to this workforce, especially through stricter immigration policies, could significantly delay projects and drive-up costs, both directly (labor, materials) and indirectly (project timelines, housing availability). With immigrant workers, both documented and undocumented, making up a substantial portion of the construction labor force, tighter […]