The Lubar College of Business is celebrating a significant rise in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings of undergraduate business programs. The College advanced 18 spots to 109th nationally, placing it among the top 20% of business schools. …
The Lubar College of Business is moving forward with its 2025–2030 strategic plan, a five-year roadmap shaped by input from faculty, staff, students, alumni, and business leaders. The plan is designed to position the College for greater impact in the …
Zach Spellman knew he wanted a career in finance. What he didn’t expect was to discover a passion for real estate that would shape his career goals. “I didn’t realize I had an interest in real estate until I took …
What makes some organizations thrive while others struggle? Since childhood, that is a question that has guided Sarthak Singh, a Ph.D. candidate at the Lubar College of Business. “All this started with my desire to win a soccer match in …
When Chad Venne talks about UWM’s real estate students, there’s no mistaking his enthusiasm. “The excitement this generation brings to the field is unlike what we’ve seen before,” says Venne, director of the Lubar College of Business’ Real Estate Program. …
When Paige Radke enrolled in the Lubar College of Business’ MS in Financial Analysis program in 2015, she was searching for a way to connect her undergraduate background in economics with real-world business applications. She found it—and more—through Lubar’s Investment …
When the Carolina Hurricanes were called “a bunch of jerks” for their on-ice celebrations, the hockey team didn’t take offense. They printed the phrase on T-shirts and embraced the insult — and saw a surge in support. The phrase became …
Three members of the Lubar College of Business Accounting Department have received promotions. Congratulations!
Cheryl Mastel (’82 BBA, Management Information Systems), has been granted a patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for her Ambidextrous Keyhole-Access Pocket.
Deepak Arora didn’t set out to start a company. When he arrived in the U.S. in 2015, he’d already spent two decades forging a successful career in IT and health care technology in India and Canada. As a senior manager …
