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BU Consulting Group Hosts Successful Annual Spring Mixer

Boston University Consulting Group’s Annual Spring Mixer brought together students, alumni, and industry professionals for an engaging afternoon of networking and insight-sharing.

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Eight Questrom Lecturer Promotions

This week, Dean Susan Fournier accounced the promotion of eight lecturer faculty, Ann Marie Asadoorian, promoted to Senior Lecturer in Accounting , Paul Cosway, promoted to Senior Lecturer in Strategy & […]

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Questrom Hosts Mayor Wu’s 2025 Civic Summit

The second annual Civic Summit, hosted by the office of Mayor Michelle Wu, was held at Questrom on June 7, 2025. This year’s theme was “Be the Change,” which focused […]

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A Teacher at Heart: Professor Elhamod Pushes Limits and Bridges Borders to Inspire at Questrom

What does it take to push past your limits and unlock your true potential? Professor Mohannad Elhamod believes it’s about stepping into the unknown and embracing the discomfort that shapes […]

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Charlotte Powers MBA ’25, Leading Neurodiversity Inclusion at Agganis Arena and Beyond

Charlotte Powers, a Questrom School of Business Part-Time MBA’25, is revolutionizing the way we think about inclusivity at Boston University. Balancing her roles as a part-time employee at Roadrunner and […]

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Evan Apfelbaum, Patricia Cortes, Andrei Hagiu, and Petro Lisowsky Promoted to Full Professor

Four Questrom Faculty members were promoted to Full Professor this Spring. Congratulations to Evan Apfelbaum, Patricia Cortes, Andrei Hagiu, and Petro Lisowsky. “The individuals we recognize today are… are rising […]

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The Cost of Exclusion: How Stricter Immigration Policies Threaten U.S. Construction
by Keith Munsell
The U.S. construction industry is deeply reliant on immigrant labor. Any disruption to this workforce, especially through stricter immigration policies, could significantly delay projects and drive-up costs, both directly (labor, materials) and indirectly (project timelines, housing availability). With immigrant workers, both documented and undocumented, making up a substantial portion of the construction labor force, tighter […]
BU Hosts City of Boston Civic Summit 2025
by Susan Fournier
June 16, 2025 BU Today recently highlighted the City of Boston Civic Summit 2025, hosted at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business in partnership with Mayor Michelle Wu.
From Hollywood to the Hardware Store: The Real-World Impact of a 100% Tariff
by Greg Stoller
When President Trump announced a 100% tariff on foreign-made films earlier this month, it was positioned as a bold effort to revive the American movie industry. But beneath the headlines lies a far more complex reality: in today’s global economy, few industries, Hollywood included, operate in isolation. Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation […]