
Whether your career plans are all mapped out—or all over the map, FSB alumni share some pointers for the road ahead. more

Students are awarded The Warren Brown Family Foundation MBA Scholarship for outstanding performance during Bootcamp. more

LESSONS LEARNED: Whether your career plans are all mapped out—or all over the map, FSB alumni share some pointers for the road ahead. more
LESSONS LEARNED: Whether your career plans are all mapped out—or all over the map, FSB alumni share some pointers for the road ahead. more

LESSONS LEARNED: Whether your career plans are all mapped out—or all over the map, FSB alumni share some pointers for the road ahead. more

A bright new envelope of moisture guard now covers the Farmer School's west wing, the last building segment to be constructed. more

Three FSB students received the Provost Student Academic Achievement Award in 2008. more

Pulitzer Prize winning author and New York Times columnist will speak Wed., Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. more

Alumnus Chris Gilmore reflects on his sales success and the foundation he built as a finance major. more

Summer Business Institute challenges non-business majors to learn new skills at home—and abroad. more

"The best way to sum up Dubai is that there's nothing like it in the world," says Janine Saliba. more

International consultancies push MBA students beyond their time (and comfort) zones more

Miami's hockey and broomball teams can more easily schedule their play times, thanks to a new web site program designed by Josh Costello and his MIS classmates. more

Collaboration is crucial to success in business and so it is at Miami. Over the course of the 14-month MBA program... more

Seven MBA students report on their Global Consultancy experiences; MBA Program Directors also posting as they visit project sites. more

April revealed much progress on contsruction of the Farmer School's new home�including Miami's signature red brick. more

A fundraising idea inspired by a senior management class speaker went from conception to successful execution in three weeks. more

Tom Speh's commitment to teaching and impressive professional accomplishments earned him a top teaching award. more

Two Farmer School students learned what impact individuals can have when they team up for a worthy cause. more

Andy Bahr '08 and Ryan Shaw '10 put lessons of environmental responsibility and sustainability into play in Katrina-ravaged area. more
A new Miami University semester study program in Shanghai immerses Farmer School students in the life of China's booming manufacturing hub, as they learn about the country's history, culture and politics. more
Meet student leaders from a number of business-related organizations at Meet the Business Organizations Night, Monday, 1/28. more
Powell finds warm reception at Miami during his Jan. 22 visit. The General also made time to meet with students and ROTC members. more
Wall Street Week grows in impact and popularity allowing FSB students to gain first hand knowledge of U.S. financial markets. more
Red Mitten Campaign brought cheer to six Oxford families thanks to donations from FSB students, faculty, and staff. more
No red brick yet but as construction continues in 2008 the Farmer School's future home is looking better every day. more
Part impresario, part advocate, Farmer School alumna Dacia Snider is “vital” to downtown Cincinnati’s revitalization efforts. more
Military leader, statesman, and advocate for children, Gen. Colin Powell appears at Miami Jan. 22 to share his observations on the components of effective diplomacy. more

HWI helps faculty members design assignments to echo demands of the business world. more
Bill Scroggie '90 is managing director in South America for Penske Logistics. more
Meet three Peking University exchange students who are attending Miami this fall. They've already observed many differences between the US and China. more
Did Dr. Linda Coley's students witness a love-fest or brall when executives from P&G and Wal-Mart visited their class? more

Farmer School students improve their assignments as a result of feedback and conferences from the Howe Writing Initiative. more

Student Venture Fund makes first investment: $25,000 to support upstart GoPicnic grow. more

Inaugural Chicago Week immerses Farmer School finance students in the world of banking, securities, commodities trading. more

Why is the New York Times so interested in Devon DelVecchio's research on how retail discount strategies affect consumer perceptions? more

KPMG sponsors $120,000 curriculum initiative for the Center for Governance, Risk Management, and Reporting. more
His own experience in creative endeavors showed Todd Henry (Marketing '95) that it's easy for "creatives" loose their edge. His company charges their batteries. more
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