Accounting student Maya Harvey stepped out of her comfort zone and into global business — gaining real-world insights, cultural fluency and career-shaping confidence through Fisher’s Freshman Global Lab in Germany.

Unicorns, camels and Canadian commerce ― see how Fisher’s Global Business Living-Learning Community shaped the first-year perspectives and experiences of 18 Business Buckeyes.

Meet the next generation of trailblazers: eight Fisher-affiliated innovators, athletes and entrepreneurs named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Columbus. Their leadership is shaping the future of health care, marketing, manufacturing and more.

Brian Mittendorf, the H.P. Wolfe Chair in Accounting, explains the funding implications and fallout of the closing of the Wayfarer Foundation that was caught up in the wake of the Justin Baldoni-Blake Lively scandal.

Brian Hipsher, senior lecturer in marketing and logistics, discusses the proliferation and impact of convenience stores such as Buc-ee's, Sheetz and Wawa.

Newly minted MBA alum Kyle Clark capped his Fisher journey with a hands-on consulting project in Germany, helping a company explore U.S. expansion. Discover how this immersive GAP experience and the college's connections with organizations such as JobsOhio are shaping global-ready leaders and strengthening Ohio’s business future.

After more than 15 years as a researcher helping organizations thrive, Aravind Chandrasekaran (AC) is bringing that focus to a new role — interim dean of Fisher College of Business. Get to know AC and learn more about his aspirations to collectively transform business education at Fisher.

Before he was an assistant professor of marketing and logistics at Fisher, Jesse Walker spent nearly 10 years as a member of the touring band, Flobots. The experience provided him with a front-row seat to how music labels work, and he says what Taylor Swift did with her re-recordings and, ultimately her masters, was "brilliant."

Meet Akanksha Gupta, whose MBA was a catalyst for her transformation from oil and gas engineering to a career in strategic operations at Uber.

As AI and tech skills become more crucial to careers in supply chain operations, educators such as Fisher's Assistant Professor of Logistics Vince Castillo are taking steps to ensure all types of students gain experience with AI and understand the technology's capabilities and its limitations.

With the longtime presence of companies such as Honda of America Manufacturing and its Marysville auto plant, Ohio is an attractive place for Japanese companies to do business, industry experts said during a recent panel discussion hosted by The Ohio State University.

Fisher College of Business and Ohio State's Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) were among the participants who welcomed a delegation of ministers from the Government of Ghana to strengthen the Columbus-Accra sister-city relationship and foster additional collaboration between Ohio State and Ghanian institutions.

From her leadership of culture-enhancing initiatives at Fisher to the many ways she supports its employees, Melanie DiFeo is dedicated to making the college a premier place to work and teach. Her efforts earned her the prestigious honor of being named one of Ohio State’s 2025 Distinguished Staff Award recipients.

Cynthia W. Turner, Fisher's associate dean of access, engagement and outreach, and an accounting professor, outlines some budget basics.

Ken Boyer, Fisher Designated Professor of Operations and Business Analytics, provides context to the announcement that a pair of northeast Ohio health care providers will team up to develop ambulatory surgery centers.

Spring break in India proved to be more than just another business project for MBA student LaShawn Evans. His on-the-ground experience working with Tata Play as part of Fisher's Global Applied Projects program, brought his classroom work into focus.

The 2025 Community Impact Awards honor individuals and businesses who demonstrate exceptional support for student organizations at Fisher. See who was nominated this year and learn more about the individual and corporate award recipients.

Fisher’s 2025 Recognition Luncheon celebrated the college community’s excellence in teaching and service, highlighting the leadership, creativity and compassionate team players who make the college a destination for the very best in business education.

Aravind Chandrasekaran has been named the college's interim dean for a two-year term. Chandrasekaran, who has served as senior associate dean, as well as the Fisher Distinguished Professor of Operations, will bring bold leadership that continues the college's positive growth, distinction and impact.

More than 1,900 undergraduate and graduate students celebrated the end of their academic careers leading up to commencement. See how these Business Buckeyes made the most of their last days on campus.

Meet Kyle Schembechler, one of Poets&Quants' Best and Brightest MBAs of 2025, a veteran, member of Fisher's Class of 2025 and an individual who has "just enough intelligence and humor to solve whatever you throw at me.”

National champion Buckeye Mike Doss (MBOE '19) returned to Fisher and the Center for Operational Excellence (COE), delivering a keynote at the 2025 COE Summit, where he shared lessons from his time on the football field ― and his journey back to Ohio State.

Becoming a Business Buckeye led recent graduate Bri Harris (BSBA '25 and MAcc '25) down a new career pathway. Discover how faculty, staff and programs like Fisher FIRST and Project THRIVE influenced her academic career and passion for accounting.

As part of an ongoing collaboration, Fisher and the National Veterans Leadership Foundation have announced the availability of up to five full-tuition scholarships for highly qualified veterans and military-connected individuals interested in earning an MBA.

Accounting student Brian Speckman was named assistant drum major of The Ohio State University Marching Band for the 2025 season. Learn more about Brian and his role with TBDBITL.