DePaul MBA Milestones
Category: Features
The 1950s: From GI to MBA
John P. Graven (BUS ’49, MBA ’50) was in DePaul’s first class of 15 MBA graduates. Like many...
The 1970s: MBA-Powered Leaders
Richard H. Driehaus (BUS ’65, MBA ’70, DHL ’02), a finance industry pioneer and philanthropist, and James Jenness...
The 1960s: Scholars of Change
DePaul business professors have long been known for incorporating the real world into their teaching and scholarship. In...
The 1980s: Chicago-Educated, World Ready
Sebastian Cualoping’s short commute to DePaul’s MBA program in downtown Chicago was the first leg of a long...
The 1990s: Cultivating People and Profits
In 1992, Paul Gunning (MBA ’99) was driving toward Vail, Colo., when his 1969 Volkswagen bus broke down...
The 2000s: Leaders Who Pay It Forward
When Malik Murray (BUS ’96, MBA ’04) graduated from DePaul’s undergraduate finance program, his mother, Linda Murray, a...
The 2010s: The Career- Changing MBA
Chicago native Elizabeth Stigler (MBA ’13) originally aspired to a career in publishing when she graduated with an...
The DePaul MBA Turns 70
DePaul University founded its current Master of Business Administration (MBA) program with little fanfare 70 years ago. The new...
Innovators for Good
How DePaul is Fostering Leaders of Purpose-Driven Ventures After spending years working as a chef throughout the U.S., Michael...
