A number of Tippie College of Business faculty were recognized in a recent study published by Stanford University as among the top 100,000 most impactful scientific researchers in their fields.

A new study from the Tippie College of Business finds financial analysts were less accurate in their earnings forecasts during the COVID-19 pandemic, but then returned to pre-pandemic accuracy levels once the lockdowns were lifted, suggesting in-person meetings between analysts and corporate managers was more beneficial than meetings on zoom or phone calls.

The Tippie College of Business is proud to announce George Hiller (BBA80/MBA82) as the 2025 Tippie Alum of the Year and Santino Morena (BBA17) as the 2025 Tippie Young Alum of the Year.

One of the unique perks of learning at Tippie is that many students will be able to improve their writing and communication skills with guidance from tutors who are future best selling authors and Pulitzer Prize winners in the acclaimed Iowa Writers' Workshop.

Business leaders who express their personal views on social and political issues are an increasingly “vocal minority,” according to associate professor Michael Durney's research.

Private equity firms are often likely to target publicly traded firms that more aggressively manage their earnings to meet analysts’ quarterly expectations because it's easier to add value by investing in them afterward.

Bill Swift (BBA65) lives for the blue oval.

Jim Wiese was a 2024 University of Iowa Distinguished Alumni award winner.

Tiffani Shaw (BBA92) discusses mentorship, leadership, and other career goals.

Jennifer and Chad Greenway are doing good up north.