Brian Mittendorf, the H.P. Wolfe Chair in Accounting at Fisher, explains the battle between the National Rifle Association's foundation and the NRA membership organization, which recently escalated when the foundation's leadership dropped the NRA moniker from the group's name.

Kimberly Lee Minor, interim executive director of Fisher's Office of Career Management (OCM) talks about her unique background and the work OCM is doing to help students find post-graduate career success.

Assistant Professor of Logistics Vince Castillo says the pace of change within the development of artificial intelligence is prompting universities to move quicker to adapt and adopt fluency initiatives.

Marketing major Marisa Prock reflects on her experience as part of Fisher's Global Consulting: Start-Up program, which took her to Spain for an immersive global experience.

From small businesses to Fortune-recognized companies, Full-Time MBA students spent the spring semester solving real business challenges through the Business Lab Challenge. The hands-on learning experience sharpened consulting, leadership and problem-solving skills while delivering meaningful results for client partners.

From Ohio to Beijing, Fisher alumnus Lucas Tai has completed his global affairs master’s at Tsinghua University as Ohio State’s first Schwarzman Scholar — gaining new perspective, embracing his roots and deepening his understanding of U.S.–China relations.

The Summer Catalyst, presented by The Ohio State University Keenan Center for Entrepreneurship united student founders in an intensive program, helping ventures build momentum, refine strategies and connect with mentors to accelerate progress toward market-ready products and services.

Finance majors Jack Swartley and Sky Sie are turning imperfect produce into affordable food access, building a mission-driven startup that fights hunger, reduces waste and delivers dignity to families across Columbus.

For Assistant Professor of Logistics Vince Castillo, his lightbulb moment regarding AI happened pretty quickly following the release of OpenAI's release of ChatGPT: professors shouldn’t be trying to fight AI in the classroom. Rather, he said, they should embrace it — not purely out of interest but also out of necessity. That belief is at the heart of Ohio State's AI Fluency initiative.

Finance major Abby Krupitzer reflects on her experience abroad as part of Fisher's Business Global Lab in Barcelona, Spain.

Levi Duncan (EMBA '26) was honored for his small business success in Springfield, Ohio, at the 2026 Ohio Small Business Week and Lender Awards, presented by the Small Business Association and Fisher College of Business.

The beauty of being a Buckeye is that wherever life takes you, your community is there. New Fisher graduate Myles Canty learned this early on during his academic journey at Ohio State.

While Commencement can be bittersweet, Class of 2026 graduates Trenton Wells and Bria Isaacson are excited for the next chapter in their lives at some of the most recognizable brands and organizations in the world. See how they and nearly 2,000 new graduates made the most of their last days on campus as Business Buckeyes.

The Future Leaders in Innovation and Entrepreneurship program is fostering collaboration between Full-Time MBA students at Fisher and professionals in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields to explore commercial opportunities for Ohio State research.

Fisher‘s 2026 Faculty and Staff Recognition Luncheon celebrated employees for their teaching, research, service and commitment to the college’s core values. Meet the honorees recognized for their incredible work behind the scenes and their leadership in advancing the college’s mission while inspiring others to reach their full potential.

One year after mentoring students in Cape Town, Executive MBA student Alisha Martin shares a personal reflection on how a global immersion made possible by the generosity of others continues to shape her leadership, perspective and professional growth today.

Brian Hipsher, senior lecturer in marketing, helps explain why Columbus has long been, and continues to be, a top market for restaurants to try new products and concepts.

Associate Professor of Marketing and Logistics Jeff Dotson said that people, including students, should be familiar with artificial intelligence and how those tools can make them stand out as employees.

What does the future of business education look like? Fisher's Interim Dean Aravind Chandrasekaran discusses experiential learning, responsible AI and leadership development — and how Fisher is preparing an adaptable, forward-thinking workforce for a rapidly evolving business landscape.

Ramakrishnan Krishna Moorthy is a self-described "engineer-turned-MBA servant-leader building technology, strategy and communities that create measurable societal impact.” He's also a member of Poets&Quants' Best & Brightest MBA class for 2026.

Fisher student Jack Swartley saw a need and had an idea for a mobile food pantry to provide fresh food to those who need it most. After pitching his idea and winning $50,000 as part of last year's President's Buckeye Accelerator at Ohio State, Swartley is getting to work.

Fisher students presented the Columbus Emerging Careers Expo, a free community service connecting job seekers with central Ohio employers. Created through the Honors Cohort Impact Challenge, the event offered resume reviews, professional headshots, LinkedIn support, meals, on-site childcare, and employer booths with hiring conversations opportunities.

A new, multi-year student-driven sustainability partnership between The Ohio State University, Coca-Cola Consolidated and The Coca-Cola Company is engaging interdisciplinary teams in developing approaches to energy use, recycling and waste management. The initiative is providing students with hands-on learning opportunities to drive real change for one of the world's most iconic brands.

Six student-led startups, including three with connections to Fisher, earned $50,000 in funding at The Ohio State University’s 2026 President’s Buckeye Accelerator finale, led by the Keenan Center for Entrepreneurship. Full-Time MBA students Bria Isaacson, Ritika Chakraborty and Luke Carrell, and undergraduate student Meredith Kuhlman represented the college at the event.

Taco Bell saw an 8% increase in same-store sales, a key metric restaurants use to measure the health of a business. Part of its success, says Senior Lecturer Jon Quinn, is its brand authenticity.