by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | Apr 7 | Featured News, In The News, MBA, Rankings
The University of Pittsburgh School of Business, home of the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business, is ranked among the Top 50 Best Business Schools by U.S. News & World Report. The rankings released on April 7, 2026, ranked the Full-Time MBA program No. 46...
by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | Apr 6 | College of Business Administration, Featured News, In The News, Students
Shanele Tamulevicius, a graduating senior from the University of Pittsburgh School of Business, is among the Top 100 Best and Brightest Undergraduate Business Majors from Poets&Quants. The list celebrates graduating students who are leaders inside and outside the...
by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | Mar 23 | College of Business Administration, Featured News, In The News, Rankings
The University of Pittsburgh School of Business undergraduate program is ranked No. 10 among public institutions and climbs eight spots to No. 26 among all business schools in the U.S. by Poets&Quants, a leading website for business education...
by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | Mar 10 | Centers and Initiatives, Featured News, In The News
Artificial Intelligence is transforming all industries. When used in healthcare, it requires a careful balance between human expertise and technological power, according to the experts who spoke at the University of Pittsburgh School of Business’s 2026 Impact...
by Carole Reinert | Jan 26 | Featured News, Graduate, In The News
Current college students and recent graduates interested in seeing what it’s like to be a Master of Science student at the University of Pittsburgh School of Business, home of the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business, are invited to “MS for a Day” on March 27,...
by Carole Reinert | Dec 22 | Featured News, In The News, Strategic Partners
How do business leaders manage the complexities that arise from the intersection of human belonging and Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Is it possible to transform AI from a disruptor into a catalyst for deeper organizational connection? Those were just two of the many...
