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CSOM’s Paul Schmelzing co-authored a study analyzing global long-maturity interest rates and structural breaks over the past seven centuries. According to research firm Overton, the study was one of the most-cited policy papers of 2025.

William Rockwell "Bill" Torbert, a longtime graduate dean at the Carroll School of Management, recently passed away at 81. For 30 years he guided the school’s graduate program, reshaped its MBA, and transformed how leaders and organizations learn.

AI isn’t just a tool anymore—it’s becoming a coworker. A new report from @mitsmr, co-authored by @Ransbotham, argues that agentic AI, which can autonomously act with minimal human intervention, forces leaders to rethink workflows, roles, and governance.

Alumni eco-entrepreneurs Luke Mairo ’17, Essa Al-Saleh, MBA ’98, and Elliott Bennett ’21 are making it easier to be green in the city. https://t.co/3roE0NjeWU

Congratulations to MBA candidates Monil Sanghavi ’27, Vincent Sansone ’27, and Jaebaek Lee ’27 for being named finalists in the Darden Virginia Investing Challenge!

Vanessa Conzon was named one of @PoetsAndQuants’ Best Undergrad Professors of 2025. In a conversation with the publication, Conzon shared that “seeing [students’] drive and passion for changing the world,” is what she loves most about being a professor.