Johnson School

A number of Dyson faculty, including professor Brad Rickard, discussed changes and recent trends in the wine industry at the B.E.V. NY conference and symposium, held Feb. 28 to March 2.

Dyson professor Allan Filipowicz recounts the transformational impact of using eCornell, Cornell’s online professional learning unit, to teach three days of course material in just one day.

Johnson’s business ethics professor, Dana Radcliffe, interviewed by NPR on the ramifications of the decision by Dick’s Sporting Goods to stop selling firearms to anyone under 21, as well as refusing to sell assault-style rifles altogether.

Lecturer Jeanne Marie Varney mentions the possible environmental benefits of eradicating housekeeping in the New York Times Travel.

When Ezra Cornell was inspired to found our university for “… any person …. any study,” he meant everyone — women and minorities alike.

In their new book, co-authors Casanova, Cornelius, and Dutta shed light on the role startups play in innovation and economic development in emerging economies.

Mukti Khaire’s new book, Culture and Commerce, paints a picture of value creation in the creative industries.

Stacy Blackman interviews Drew Pascarella, Lecturer of Finance at the Johnson School, on his journey into academia, the trends he foresees in his field, and his favorite aspect of teaching at Cornell.

Soccer aficionado, development and labor economics expert, and early career journalist in India—learn a little more about Arnab Basu, professor at the Dyson School.