Despite student objections, Harvard Business School ends ban on sharing their grades with would-be employers.
Admissions officers, wary of those who pay for help on applications, consider new strategies.
Yale plans to switch from traditional first-year courses to interdisciplinary modules.
Instructor at Southern Cal's business school charged with fraud in which he recruited students to help get investors' money.
CUNY's Baruch College -- finding many of its students savvy in business but lacking in public speaking skills -- brings in expert help.
Study shows that top business schools favor scholars when hiring deans.
Florida A&M's president and trustees are under the microscope after a series of controversial decisions.
Survey shows GMAT registration up, more women applying to M.B.A. programs.
Baruch gets unusual grant to expand programs to give students -- often immigrants -- the non-academic skills needed in business.
Business school calls on students to pledge alligence to ethical standards. Will it make a difference?
