Choose from six tracks in corporate finance, insurance, investments, responsible resource management, or an overall ...

George Hiller (BBA80/MBA82) – 2025 Tippie Alum of the Year Santino Morena (BBA17) – 2025 Tippie Young Alum of the Year This special event is a wonderful opportunity for Tippie alumni, faculty, staff, ...

The Princeton Review has ranked the Tippie College of Business’ Iowa MBA among the top online programs in the country for 2025, placing it 6th among all programs and 4th among public universities.

Sparked by an assignment in Assistant Professor Joe Sulentic's social entrepreneurship class, former Hawkeye and NFL great Micah Hyde is helping other sports stars learn how to make non-profits ...

The John F. Murray Scholarship will be awarded to one Tippie direct admit student who’s finishing their bachelor’s degree and planning to enroll in the Master of Business Analytics program.

Natural disasters disrupt entire industries and supply chains, delaying critical relief. How can we ensure supplies reach victims quickly? And how can companies like Walmart and organizations like the ...

Adam McLaughlin in his office in the Pappajohn Business Building. Photo by Justin Torner. Adam started at Tippie this academic year and is already making it a more fun place to be. He slays on the ...

Ann Campbell is an expert on how to bring relief to areas where natural disasters have wiped out roads, bridges, railroads, ports, and airports.

Still in good hands One of Iowa City's oldest jewelry stores, Hands Jewelers also once sold and serviced watches and was the official timekeeper of the University of Iowa. Now, a pair of Tippie grads, ...

Dean Amy Kristof-Brown and Associate Dean Jennifer Blackhurst spoke to Poets & Quants about the explosive growth of the online Iowa MBA.

Des Moines-based health insurer Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield has partnered with the Tippie College of Business' Vaughan Institute for Risk Management and Insurance on an innovative risk ...

Professor of Management Ken Brown suggests that moving people out of work habit may require more than just a slogan. They decorate the walls of break rooms across America—lush, awe-inspiring ...