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Freeman climbs to No. 46 in Fortune MBA ranking
The Freeman School rose to No. 46 in Fortune’s 2026 ranking of Best Business Schools and MBA Programs.

Freeman News
Tulane Business Model Competition announces 2026 semifinalists
The Freeman School has announced the six semifinalist teams that will face…
Alumni News
College sweethearts remember early days at Freeman
Nicole Norris (BSM ’00) and Chad Norris (BSM ’01), who met as…
Alumni News
Alum finds love abroad
To celebrate Valentine's Day, Marta Machio and Ben Hamawy (MBA ’04)…
Student News
Students tackle Mardi Gras waste with sustainable throws initiative
This semester, as part of the Freeman School's Consulting EDGE program,…

Topics of Interest

Alumni News
Rex 2025 Howell Crosby looks back on reign as King of Carnival
Howell Crosby (BSM '81, MBA/JD '85) thought he'd been summoned to the Rex den to inspect damage from a roof leak. Instead, he was there to be offered one of the most prestigious honors a New Orleanian can receive.
Freeman News
Futurist series highlights consumerization of health care
The impact of AI, personalized medicine, the shift to home-based care and the consumerization of health care were central themes of the latest Freeman Futurist Series presentation, “Bioinnovation: The Future of Health Care…
Freeman News
Executive MBAs team up with peers from around the world for International Week
This year's EMBA International Week brought students in the Freeman School's Executive MBA program together with peers from nine different countries for a week of business classes, group projects, site visits and social…

Research
Research Notes: Hongseok Jang
Hongseok Jang's paper "Phygital Experiences: Optimization, Tailoring, and Pricing Contract Strategies on the Online Platform,” co-authored with Kyung Sung Jung and Young Kwark, has been accepted for publication in MIS…
Research
Research Notes: Amin Sabzehzar
Amin Sabzehzar's paper "When Do Equity Appeals Increase Giving,” co-authored with Gordon Burtch, Kevin Hong and T. S. Raghu, has been accepted for publication in Information Systems Research.
Research
Research Notes: Matthew Higgins
Matthew Higgins’ research policy brief “How USPS network changes threaten prescription drug access for vulnerable populations,” co-authored with Elena Patel and Joshua Feng, was published by the Brookings Institution.