Freeman News

Yumei He, assistant professor of management science, was interviewed by CNET for a story about problems with how AI chatbots respond to queries.

Starting next month, Tulane University’s A. B. Freeman School of Business will launch the Freeman Futurist Series with Cliff Farrah, a new quarterly speaker series spotlighting innovation, leadership and technologies that…

Michael Burke, Earl P. and Ethel B. Koerner Chair of Strategy & Entrepreneurship and Lawrence Martin Chair of Business, contributed an article to OHSonline about staff rides, a team safety training method used in…

Blakeley Cathey is an MBA candidate with a focus on human resources and people operations, bringing experience in consulting, diversity initiatives, and organizational development.

Luca Kunz is a mechanical engineer with international experience in medical device manufacturing and process improvement.

Tulane University’s Freeman School of Business recorded the largest increase in return on investment in Bloomberg Businessweek's 2025 survey of the nation’s top MBA programs.

At the September meeting of the A. B. Freeman School of Business faculty, Yumei He, Jeff Salyers and Claire Senot were honored with 2025 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Awards.

Freeman BSM students spent the summer test driving their dream jobs through internships at companies nationwide.

The Master of Management in Energy (MME) program welcomed its largest class in nearly a decade this fall, another sign that interest in energy education at Tulane is on the rise.

A Freeman School of Business professor is part of a research team behind a new large language model (LLM) that delivers comparable performance to leading proprietary AI systems while offering something they don’t: complete…

Tulane has received a $1.5 million gift from alumnus Bill Templeton and his family that will enhance hands-on learning opportunities and fuel continued innovation at the Tulane Energy Institute.

Daniel Mochon's paper "Can reminder emails compel Americans to save? A two-million person megastudy” has been accepted for publication in PNAS Nexus.

Tech Ethics: What Is A Better Future?, a new course cross listed between the Freeman School of Business and the School of Science and Engineering, challenges students to engage deeply with the ethical dimensions of emerging…

As an associate professor of marketing, Daniel Mochon applies a long-term fascination with judgement and decision-making in the context of consumer behavior and the products and services people choose to manage their lives…

Paulo Goes, dean and Rick and Debra Rees Professor of Business, was interviewed by Forbes for a story about the impact of generative AI on early-career jobs and organizations in general.

Rob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was interviewed by Techstrong.ai about Elon Musk's antitrust suit against Apple and OpenAI over an alleged "anticompetitive scheme."

Lisa LaViers, assistant professor of accounting, was interviewed by HR Brew for a story about her research on pay transparency.

For the 20th anniversary of Katrina, we asked faculty and staff members who lived through it to share their memories of the storm and their thoughts on its long-term impacts on Tulane and the Freeman School.

Harold Asher (A&S ’73, MBA ’75) lives for competition. It makes sense for a former college football linebacker, and, it turns out, for a forensic accountant.

Applications are now open for the Student Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (SEED) Fellowship, a unique, cross-university program designed to equip students with entrepreneurial skills and real-world experience…

Yumei He's paper “Real-Time Sales Data, Streamer Improvisation, and Sales Performance: Evidence from Live-Stream Selling” was accepted for publication in MIS Quarterly.

As the Earl P. and Ethel B. Koerner Chair of Strategy & Entrepreneurship, Matthew Higgins brings to the Freeman School more than 20 years of experience as an internationally recognized scholar of corporate strategy and…

The Freeman Business Minor is a new offering designed to introduce non-business students from across the university to the fundamentals of business.

Eugina Leung, assistant professor of marketing, was interviewed by NOLA.com about her research finding that search engine users tend to reinforce their own beliefs and biases as a result of the search terms they use.

Lisa LaViers, assistant professor of accounting, was interviewed by Fast Company for a story about her research on pay transparency.