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What the world would lose with the demise of Twitter: Valuable eyewitness accounts and raw data on human behavior, as well as a habitat for trolls 
From The Conversation
Featuring Anjana Susarla
Faculty stories
Broad faculty Judith Whipple, Stephen Schiestel, Anand Nair, Kevin Markle and Stanley Griffis wear academic regalia and pose in front of a Broad College banner at the 2022 Faculty Recognition Dinner and Investiture Ceremony.
Honoring Broad faculty for exceptional scholarship, service and teaching 
This year’s Faculty Recognition Dinner and Investiture Ceremony highlighted faculty endowments from 2020, 2021 and 2022.
In The News
Someone Stuffed a Gun in a Raw Chicken at an Airport. TSA Called ‘Personal Fowl’ 
From Wall Street Journal
Featuring Forrest Morgeson
In The News
Are You Being Quiet Fired? 
From Harvard Business Review
Featuring Ayalla RuvioForrest Morgeson
Blogs
Warehouse worker carrying boxes
Meeting consumer demand in times of uncertainty 
In this Q&A, associate professor Adrian Choo shares supply chain insights with Full-Time MBA student Olivia English.
In The News
How ready are Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube to handle election misinformation? 
From Fast Company
Featuring Anjana Susarla
In The News
Weary of Snarls, Small Businesses Build Their Own Supply Chains 
From New York Times
Featuring Amy Broglin
In The News
Experts grade Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, YouTube on readiness to handle midterm election misinformation 
From The Conversation
Featuring Anjana Susarla
In The News
Will a multibillion dollar project get Americans back on trains? 
From BBC
Featuring Nicholas Little
In The News
Freight railroad union rejects contract, renewing possibility of a strike 
From NPR Marketplace
Featuring Jason Miller
In The News
Why Everything Is On Sale: The Bullwhip Effect 
From Wall Street Journal
Featuring Jason Miller
In The News
How Macy’s Has Avoided—So Far—the Inventory Pileup Plaguing Other Apparel Chains 
From Wall Street Journal
Featuring Jason Miller
Research
Business woman in wheelchair having meeting in office, someone walks by in the foreground blurred motion
MSU researchers partner to advance disability inclusion 
Business, education, labor relations and engineering faculty are creating a more inclusive future of work.
Student stories
rainbow flag waving on the blue sky
Broad MBA students, staff talk LGBTQ+ History Month 
In this Q&A, hear from student fellows of Reaching Out MBA and one staff member on what this month means to them.
In The News
What You Can Do With an MBA in Supply Chain Management 
From U.S. News & World Report
Featuring Jason Miller
In The News
How Spam became cool again 
From CNN Business
Featuring Ayalla Ruvio
In The News
Amazon Routinely Hired Dangerous Trucking Companies, With Deadly Consequences 
From The Wall Street Journal
Featuring Jason Miller
Student stories
MSU Spartan Helmet logo Hispanic Heritage Month September 15-October 15
Broad MBA students, staff share the importance of Hispanic Heritage Month 
In this Q&A, hear from four Full-Time MBA students and one staff member on what being Hispanic/Latinx means to them.
In The News
Railroads and unions reach deal to avert devastating strike, keeping America’s trains and the economy on track – for now 
From The Conversation
Featuring Jason Miller
In The News
5 ways a national railroad strike could impact you 
From CBS News
Featuring Jason Miller
Faculty stories
John Hollenbeck, Eli Broad Professor and University Distinguished Professor, standing in the Minskoff Pavilion atrium with students studying in the background.
Broad associate dean earns top awards for research and teaching 
The Academy of Management honored John Hollenbeck, associate dean of research, for his exceptional contributions.
In The News
Why your mentoring program should be mandatory 
From Harvard Business Review
Featuring Richard Saouma
In The News
'They are working harder than ever': How much should you tip hotel housekeepers 
From USA Today
Featuring Michael McCall
College news
Minskoff Pavilion grand staircase
Broad College welcomes new leaders ahead of 2022-23 year 
This year, we recognize and celebrate faculty who take on leadership roles in existing and newly created positions.
College news
Meet Judith Whipple, the Broad College’s interim dean 
Whipple has been recommended by MSU Provost Teresa K. Woodruff to lead the Broad College of Business as interim dean.