A conversation about cryptocurrency and blockchain with Tippie Professor Erik Lie and an expert alum Joel Telpner (BBA78/JD83).

Foreign exchange is the largest financial market in the world, trading close to $7 trillion every day. That’s more than every other market combined, including stocks, bonds, commodities, metals, and oil. Yet few know much about how it works. Tippie’s Petra Sinagl aims to change that.

As the workplace gets reimagined, companies are looking for ways to attract, retain and engage their knowledge workers. New research from the University of Iowa Tippie College of Business has found that employees who had side jobs were actually more productive in their full-time work.

Tippie alum Donna Cooper (BBA92) was named to Crain's Chicago Business' 2022 Notable Executives of Color in Health Care. A Tippie accounting alumna, she is the COO of Duly Health Care.

March is an abundant month when it comes to DEI events, important dates, and observances.

Monday Governor Reynolds announced a ban that would stop the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division from selling Russian Liquors. Iowa is one of 17 states that control the sale of alcoholic liquor at the wholesale level. This move comes as the Governor expresses her solidarity with Ukrainians.

Corridor native Henry B. Tippie, an Iowa icon, passed away Sunday, Feb. 20, at the age of 95. There are few business leaders from Iowa over the past 100 years who have gained the level of success and well-known as Mr. Tippie.

Sam Burer is among the University of Iowa faculty receiving the 2021 President and Provost Award for Teaching Excellence in recognition of their years of outstanding teaching.

The namesake of the University of Iowa’s Henry B. Tippie College of Business — and numerous other funds, scholarships, boards and faculty chairs — died Sunday at age 95.

Henry B. Tippie, an American business legend whose path to Wall Street started in Belle Plaine passed away on Sunday at the age of 95. Tippie graduated from the University of Iowa after serving in the military at the end of of World War II. He would go to lead Rollins, Inc. and turn it into a $2 billion company.