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We are in the midst of a seismic shift in business and culture caused by the rapid deployment of AI.

Zimmerman, a distinguished scholar of the economics of education, has produced policy-relevant research that has had profound effects on his field.

In Natural Capital, students in a global classroom examine how water, energy, and other resource systems shape business decisions—and learn how to navigate the choices involved.

OpenAI’s new research program is funding 14 projects examining AI’s effects on work, education, and inequality.

Tookes, a professor of finance, will provide strategic leadership for policies, programs, and services that support faculty excellence across the university.

The international professional association recognized Kim’s research on the role founders play in retaining employees as their startups grow.

Small succeeds Prof. Matthew Spiegel, who led the doctoral program for 11 years.

Emeritus professor Theodore Marmor was a leading authority on welfare state politics and author of the seminal book The Politics of Medicare.

The Journal of Financial Economics recognized Ma and his co-authors for research showing how to value data and how to design the markets where it is traded—questions that have become central in the age of AI.

Scholars in operations, marketing, and global affairs joined the faculty for the 2026-27 academic year.