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For the second-consecutive year, Leeds students were awarded top honors over the weekend at the Leeds School for Business Diversity, and Business Ethics Case Competition (DBECC) hosted in collaboration with the Office of Diversity Affairs and the

Philip Fernbach, Assistant Professor of Marketing in the Leeds School of Business, received a $165,000 fellowship grant to conduct a two-year research project examining the question “What makes us argue so heatedly over things we know so little

“Sumimasen!” This Japanese word proved invaluable for Leeds students to get someone's attention, say thank you, or even sorry when participating in a recent trip to Japan in January. For these 23 students, this experience proved to be enriching as

One of the top CEOs in the Republic of Indonesia has pledged nearly $6 million in a philanthropic investment to support the Leeds School of Business’s efforts in entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado Boulder. The donor, Tandean Rustandy, is

 Four days of holiday break and every campus cafeteria was closed. It was Thanksgiving 1985, and Tandean Rustandy had $5 to his name.He had nowhere to go for the holiday. �鶹��ý’s dorms were still open, which meant he could relax over the

University of Colorado Boulder Provost Russell L. Moore today announced the appointment of Dr. Sharon F. Matusik as interim dean of the Leeds School of Business. Dr. Matusik, who currently serves as Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research and

A team of Leeds undergraduate real estate students competed and won last Friday’s third annual Sherman Miller Real Estate Competition hosted by the University of Denver. The event, named after the late Sherman Miller, Executive Director of the CU

Colorado Business Optimism Decreases Until 2017 According to CU Leeds Business Confidence Index Download The Leeds Business Confidence Index (LBCI) Q4 2016 The Leeds Business Confidence Index reflected a less positive

The Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado Boulder placed at No. 21 among public universities (and No. 32 overall) in the most recent release of the 2017 US News & World Report rankings of the nation’s best undergraduate business

The comprehensive education system is not only one of the largest industries in the state, employing thousands of teachers in the public and private K–12 and higher education systems, but it is also a critical component of the future of our state’s diverse economy and quality of life.