Freeman News
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Freeman jumps 11 spots in Bloomberg Businessweek MBA rankingThe Freeman School climbed 11 spots to No. 50 in Bloomberg Businessweek’s latest ranking of the nation’s top MBA programs, the school’s highest ranking in the survey since 2018.
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Bloomberg Businessweek: AI Is Transforming Business. Now It’s Transforming the MBA ClassroomCameron Verhaal, associate professor of management and faculty director of AI initiatives, was interviewed by Bloomberg Businessweek for a story about the use of artificial intelligence in MBA education.
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| ResearchWhy Software Subscriptions Might Actually Be Fueling Digital PiracyNew research by the Freeman School's Hongseok Jang suggests that recurring subscription models can push intensive users toward pirated copies.
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Meet the MBA Class of ’28: Adriana MehaffieAdriana is an operations-driven MBA candidate with more than eight years of multisite healthcare management experience seeking supply chain and logistics roles.
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Meet the MBA Class of ’28: Wei-Shiang LinWei-Shiang is a marketing-focused MBA candidate with B2B seafood experience in sales performance and product profitability, combining consumer insight, analytical skills and relationship-building strengths to drive CPG and…
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| ResearchResearch Notes: Sunil ParupatiSunil Parupati's paper "Judge Financial Holdings and Case Outcomes: Evidence from Judge Financial Disclosures," co-authored with Tuhin Harit, Jedson Pinto and Gil Sadka, was accepted for publication in Journal of…
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| ResearchResearch Notes: Min Young LeeMin Young Lee's paper "Moving Toward, Moving Away, or Stuck in Conceptual Limbo? Rethinking Approach, Avoidance, and Inhibition in Organizational Research," co-authored with Elad Sherf and Terence McElroy, was accepted for…
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Meet the MBA Class of ’28: Jacob WaltonJacob is an MD/MBA candidate combining clinical healthcare experience with business training and demonstrated leadership, bringing an analytical, adaptable approach to healthcare management and strategic decision-making.
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Meet the MBA Class of ’28: Gaby LagosGaby is a trilingual MBA/JD candidate with international arbitration focus combining transactional legal expertise, policy analysis and proven persuasion skills to build a complex cross-border dispute resolution career in…
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CNBC: Why Walmart is moving in on DoorDash, Uber Eats delivery actionHongseok Jang, assistant professor of management science, was interviewed by CNBC about Walmart's plans to start delivering products from Dunkin' to customers' homes.
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New initiative enables alumni to extend their learningThe MBA Lifelong Learning Initiative allows Tulane MBA graduates to enroll in electives alongside current MBA students, enabling them to enhance their skills in emerging business topics while earning academic credit in a…
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Forbes: Why VCs Miss The Best Returns When Evaluating Female FoundersChris Lipp, professor of practice and director of Management Communication, contributed an article to Forbes about differences in communication style between male and female founders and how those differences can…
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CNBC: Meta’s $18 billion settlement puts TikTok and YouTube on notice. Who’s next on the firing line?Rob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was interviewed by CNBC about the impact of Meta's $17 billion settlement on other social media platforms.
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Fortune: Don’t praise Meta ‘for what the court orders them to do’: Meta will only pay the full $17.1 billion settlement if TikTok and YouTube match itRob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was interviewed by Fortune about Meta's $17.1 billion settlement with state attorneys general over harms to children caused by the company's Facebook and Instagram…
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MarketWatch: Meta dodges ‘Big Tobacco’ nightmare with $18 billion settlement in child-safety lawsuitRob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was interviewed by MarketWatch about Meta's $18 billion settlement with a coalition of more than 50 state attorneys general that accused the tech giant of designing Facebook…
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Freeman welcomes new energy students with inaugural Hard Hat CeremonyThe Freeman School of Business hosted its first ever Hard Hat Ceremony on Aug. 21 to welcome a new students into the Master of Management in Energy program.
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Alum brings southern hospitality to Shake ShackAs chief people officer of Shake Shack, Jamie Griffin (MBA '11) is bringing southern hospitality to the New York-based fine casual restaurant chain.
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MBAs study the global business of sustainability in MadridThe full-time MBA class traveled to Madrid in March for a wide-ranging week of activities designed to show students how sustainability is increasingly impacting business decision-making.
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Yahoo! Finance: Meta faces risks whether it wins or loses major social media trialRob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was interviewed by Yahoo! Finance about the start of the Meta trial, in which the tech giant is defending itself against allegations that it purposely developed its apps to…
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The Center Square: Exxon wins a round in Louisiana carbon pipeline disputeEric Smith, professor of practice and associate director of the Tulane Energy Institute, was interviewed by The Center Square about Exxon's victory in an anti-competitive behavior case involving its carbon pipeline…
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Connected Learning Series integrates career readiness throughout BSM programThe Connected Learning Series links three required BSM courses into a cohesive sequence that enables students to build essential professional competencies over their four years at Freeman.
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| ResearchResearch Notes: Alex SleptsovAlex Sleptsov's book "Strategic Management Unpacked: Practical, Yet Theoretically Justified Advice to Make Better Strategic Decisions" was published by Kendall Hunt Higher Education in August 2026.
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| CareersA Guide to Using Accounting Information SystemsAccounting information systems help accountants keep track of finances, including invoices, payroll payments, and financial reports. Explore more in this guide.
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A Guide to Campus Life for Grad StudentsCampus life can shape a graduate student’s experience in many ways. Explore tips for adjusting to grad school and making the most of an in-person education.
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BBC News: Why tech bosses keep sharing their manifestos about AIRob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was interviewed by BBC News about the trend of tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman issuing lengthy declarations about AI.