Middle-of-the-road stances risked alienating allies and opponents alike, research found How do you navigate political discussions? You might expect, as many people do, that expressing “two-sided” or ambivalent positions about controversial political issues could...
Three-Quarters of American Workers are Vulnerable to This Widespread Form of Mistreatment. Why Isn’t it Talked about More?
Driehaus researchers shed light on weight-based mistreatment in the workplace Research can be pathbreaking in any number of ways. It can distill received wisdom — or upend it. It can organize existing knowledge or chart a new course forward. Or, like a paper recently...
For Julia Ariel-Rohr, Joining the Faculty of Driehaus is a Homecoming
By Meredith Carroll The first thing that Julia Ariel-Rohr (BUS ’12) wants the Driehaus community to know is how thrilled she is to be back at DePaul. “I wake up every day feeling so grateful to be here,” she said. Ariel-Rohr doesn’t just bring extensive experience...
For James Bort, Research and Experience Go Hand in Hand
By Jamie Merchant “We always study entrepreneurs, you know? Looking at the employees of a startup is a little different.” James Bort has a slightly unconventional outlook for a scholar of modern business. “My dad was a line-level employee in a factory, and he had a...
Where the Classroom and Careers Meet
To take a class with Andy Clark (MBA ’87) is to get a “master class” in networking – one that launches you straight into your career. Andy Clark is the director of the sports business program at DePaul’s Driehaus College of Business. In 2023, he was one of two faculty...
Q&A with Hui Lin: Accountancy Professor, School Director and Global Perspectives Advocate
Professor Hui Lin is the recipient of two DePaul Excellence in Teaching Awards. But her influence on student success extends far beyond the classroom. Lin is director of the School of Accountancy & MIS, and she was recently named Deloitte Foundation Endowed...