A new study from the Tippie College of Business explains why it's so hard to throw things away and offers suggestions to make it easier.

The United Football League (UFL) kicks off its third season this month and Tippie marketing students are using it as a learning tool.

Amy Kristof-Brown, dean of the Tippie College of Business, has been reappointed to a second five-year term, continuing her leadership of the college.

Enrollment and technology booms have historically defined where business students learn at the University of Iowa. As the college embarks on an expansion, it’s clear to see why—we are booming.

If you're ever on the University of Iowa campus and a potato on wheels zooms past you, know that Professor Daniel Newton is behind it.

AI’s impact on business has been well studied by researchers. But what will the impact be on office and clerical workers? According to a researcher at the Tippie College of Business, we don’t really know.

Associate Professor Emily Campion spends her days researching ways that employees can make their work enriching rather than depleting.

If students are to succeed and be employable, they must learn to be AI fluent. But fluency includes responsibility and there isn't much literature out there to draw from, so Associate Professor Pat Johanns wrote a book on it.

Professor Erik Lie has taken a forensic-finance approach to his research career, using data to hold powerful actors in society accountable.

After a local tragedy, Professor Patrick Fan wondered, could AI be trained to detect signs of emerging depression, anxiety, or suicidal ideation in teenagers?