Artificial intelligence tools have become a part of so many peoples’ work lives, but a new survey from the University of Iowa finds they’ve become a part of their personal lives, too. For many, it’s an even bigger part.

Research from Tippie professor Daniel Newton shows risk-aversion more than opportunity seeking drives many managers.

The research worked on by Tippie accounting professor Jaron Wilde examines tax code complexity.

Vaughn Institute director Jim Lewis believes AI will help fill employment gaps created as Boomers retire.

Tippie professor Ken Brown helped develop the survey with assistance colleauges in the college of education and doctoral student Drew Jauron.

Several European countries have successfully adapted the model so far, says Tippie professor Ryan Wilson.

Half of all damages were the result of western wildfires, according to Tippie professor Martin Grace.

As lifespans increase, a greater proportion of the workforce is made up of seniors, said Tippie assitant professor Yiduo Shao.

Tippie assistant professor Michael Durney said smart leaders will find a way to comment neutrally.

The Tippie College of Business’ Iowa MBA has been ranked among the country’s best online MBA programs for 2026 by two prominent news publications.