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A group of student pose in a sunny spot in Costa Rica.
April 10, 2026
The Ohio State University Office of International Affairs

Buckeyes Abroad: Ally Bissman

Marketing major Ally Bissman shares her experience from being part of Fisher's Sustainable Business Global Lab in Costa Rica over spring break.
A detail shot of someone preparing tax documents with an open laptop.
April 9, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

From surprise tax bills to big refunds: Ohio State students guide community through tax season

Learn about the Fisher accounting students making a meaningful impact through the VITA program, helping hundreds file taxes, secure over $500,000 in refunds, and navigate complex issues — all while gaining hands-on experience serving the central Ohio community.
A team of MBA students in professional attire pose for a group photo in front of a blue, illuminated sign.
April 7, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Ohio State competition prompts students to put business skills to work

In partnership with Battelle, the 2026 Fisher Invitational brought MBA students from across the country for a hands-on experience that tested their analytic and strategic skills before putting them in front of company leaders to pitch ideas and solutions to a real-world challenge.
Students collaborating with a laptop and tablet, one pointing while another takes notes with a stylus.
April 7, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Flexibility, impact help maintain Working Professional MBA’s top-10 ranking

Fisher’s Working Professional MBA continues its top-10 momentum, ranking #8 nationally and #5 among public universities in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings. See how its flexible, hands-on approach is driving demand, empowering working professionals and strengthening career advancement across Ohio, while reinforcing its leadership among the nation’s premier part-time MBA programs.
Caleb Woodell smiles in a hallway at Fisher with the Poets&Quants logo in the top left corner
April 3, 2026
Poets&Quants

2026 Best & Brightest Business Major: Caleb Wooddell

Meet Caleb Wooddell, a soon-to-be graduate and a Poets&Quants Best & Brightest Business Major of 2026. Caleb, who will be joining The Wendy’s Company as a financial analyst on its marketing and digital finance team, says "investing in the people around you is the best investment you can make, and the one with the highest return."
Vince Castillo speaks with students working on laptops in a classroom discussion.
April 2, 2026
The Ohio State University

What does AI in the classroom look like?

How is Fisher incorporating AI in the classroom? Vince Castillo, assistant professor of marketing and logistics, created a game using AI to teach his students the real world of supply chain management. The result? A hands-on experience that teaches students how the technology, combined with their supply chain knowledge, can help produce better and more efficient results.
A student in a gray Ohio State sweatshirt sits outside under an umbrella in front of an open laptop.
April 1, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Reed Kroeger: Embracing AI now pays off later

Ohio State junior Reed Kroeger is gaining confidence and career‑ready skills by learning how to use AI creatively and responsibly, preparing him to lead in an evolving business landscape through hands‑on, future‑focused coursework.
A group of Ohio State students posing together near Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in London, with international flags and a sunny sky in the background.
March 24, 2026
Ohio State Office of International Affairs

Buckeyes Abroad: Sydney Savas

Marketing major Sydney Savas shares her Spring Break experience as part of Fisher's Global Marketing: United Kingdom program.
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March 18, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Kelly Frank is rewriting her script in TV news

A media maverick and one of Philadelphia’s most influential people, journalist-turned-media executive Kelly Frank is directing her own personal growth by pursuing a Working Professional MBA degree at Fisher. Learn how the academic experience is helping her fine tune her approach to operations and business strategy while providing unique leadership perspectives.
Levi Duncan wearing a tan blazer and gray shirt, standing indoors near a staircase and arched doorway.
March 11, 2026
The Ohio State University Alumni Magazine

AI helps a builder rethink what’s possible

With fresh perspective and Fisher‑sharpened skills, Levi Duncan is turning data, vision and grit into momentum for revitalizing Springfield. An Executive MBA student, Duncan shares how the knowledge and power of AI is quickly becoming one of his most useful construction tools.
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March 9, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Pace Setters find success by enjoying the journey

From learning to slow down and savor the journey to confronting fears, building lasting friendships and growing as leaders, this year’s Pace Setters reflected on the moments that shaped them most. Meet the honorees who are forging their own paths and leaving a lasting legacy at Fisher.
Two colleagues collaborating at a laptop, with one person pointing at the screen while discussing notes in a modern office setting.
February 18, 2026
U.S News & World Report

How to get a free or low-cost MBA

Fisher's partnership with the National Veterans Leadership Foundation is one example of the scholarship funding available to candidates considering pursuing an MBA.
Lee in Ohio State hat and black jacket standing in hallway.
February 13, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Growing confidence leads Lee Rwema to his dream job in finance

Strength, courage and a winning personality earned student Lee Rwema an analyst role at JPMorganChase post-graduation. Discover how his journey from East Africa and lessons learned at Fisher opened him up to new perspectives, sparked creative thinking and empowered him to showcase his Buckeye spirit to land the job.
The National Center for the Middle Market logo.
February 10, 2026
The National Center for the Middle Market

Shaping the future of business education: A conversation with Fisher’s interim dean

The National Center for the Middle Market's Doug Farren sits down with Interim Dean Aravind Chandrasekaran to explore how Fisher College of Business is redefining business education through experiential learning, industry partnerships and forward‑looking curriculum design.
Group of students in front of classroom with presentation screen pulled down.
February 10, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Web clicks and chocolate chips: Class brings marketing strategies to life

What happens when an academic, a tech executive and a cookie maker get together? Students get a chance to experience how an ad agency works and advise a local business on its branding, advertising, website design and promotions. Learn how Senior Lecturer Claire Adams collaborated with Fisher alumni to help students bridge the gap between marketing theory and real-world applications.
Lauren Clippard pictured with five other individuals in Kenya
February 9, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

From service to scholarship: Lauren Clippard’s mission to provide access to education

A trip to Kenya spurred student Lauren Clippard’s desire to provide someone halfway around the world the same opportunity she has at Ohio State. Discover how she harnessed the power of the Ohio State community by bringing together Buckeyes to raise money for a scholarship and highlight the need for access to education.
Back of classroom view of students listening to lecture
February 3, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Preparing tomorrow’s HR strategists: Fisher expands access to MHRM program

As organizations depend more on HR and interest in the field has grown, Fisher is meeting the need for these in-demand skills by offering new flexible Master in Human Resources Management (MHRM) options. Program features include action-based learning experiences, flexibility in class scheduling and condensed timelines that allow students to begin jobs sooner.
Four male students with arms around each other's shoulders
January 23, 2026
The Ohio State University

Buckeyes Abroad: Jacob Brodson

Going abroad helped marketing student Jacob Brodson create strong global connections, gain international insights and understand the importance of South America in the worldwide economy. Learn more about how his Honors Cohort Global Lab trip to Brazil helped him gain confidence and broaden his perspective.
A graduate in a cap and gown stands atop a computer microchip, symbolizing the intersection of education and technology.
January 20, 2026
New York Magazine

What is college for in the age of AI?

Young graduates can’t find jobs. Schools know they have to make big changes. But what? At Fisher, Professor Vince Castillo continues to refine how he uses AI in his classroom to help foster strategic thinking from his students.
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January 14, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Mentorship: Leading by example and learning from experience

Student and alumni mentors play a vital role in helping undergraduates navigate campus life, academics, internships and career decisions. Meet some Fisher mentors whose shared experiences and dedicated support are making a meaningful impact on students.
Students seated in a tiered classroom participating in a group discussion with laptops, papers, and notebooks on the desks.
January 12, 2026
Max M. Fisher College of Business

KeyBank Undergraduate Symposium empowers future business leaders from across the U.S.

Nearly 30 top undergraduates from eight universities converged in Columbus for Fisher’s 18th Annual KeyBank Leadership and Creativity Symposium. Through hands-on learning, executive engagement and a case competition, students strengthened leadership, analytics and career readiness — showcasing the power of Fisher’s longstanding partnership with KeyBank.
A group of students holding an Ohio State flag in front of pagodas.
January 9, 2026
The Ohio State University

Ohio State students hone academic, business skills through study abroad programs

From Germany to Thailand, Taiwan and beyond, Ohio State students are honing academic and business skills through immersive study abroad experiences. At Fisher's Global Experience Luncheon, students shared the insights, cultural growth and career readiness that's made possible by generous donor support of transformative international learning.
Stuart Weitzman standing and speaking to a seated audience in a conference or seminar setting, holding a sheet of paper.
December 11, 2025
The Ohio State University

Designer Stuart Weitzman shares secrets of success with Ohio State students

Highlighting the interconnectedness of business, internationally renowned fashion icon, Stuart Weitzman brought his story to Ohio State as part of Fisher's LeadX: Unplugged speaker series. The entrepreneur spoke with more than 250 Buckeyes, offering insights on launching successful entrepreneurial ventures.
Luke Carell standing outside with red pullover, gray suit pants, red baseball glove on hand and gray suit coat draped over shoulder
December 10, 2025
Max M. Fisher College of Business

Luke Carrell is building a business through baseball

Channeling his passion for baseball, Luke Carrell is connecting kids and coaches across the country through the touch of a button. At Fisher, the MBA student is refining an innovative new app, empowering college athletes to utilize their talent in new ways ― and earning key startup funding along the way.
People in a conference room viewing and discussing large research posters displayed on black stands, with multiple posters arranged in rows and a ceiling-mounted projector visible above.
December 9, 2025
The Ohio State University

Ohio State, partner organizations discuss how collaborating helps communities

Ohio State students, faculty and staff met with government and community leaders to explore collaborative benefits. Fisher Professor Andrea Contigiani highlighted partnerships training immigrants in entrepreneurship and linking students with refugee communities to overcome barriers, launch businesses and strengthen economic contributions.