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Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students competed in Celadon 24-Hour Team Case Study competition
Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students competed recently for cash and bragging rights during the Celadon 24-Hour Team Case Study competition.
Business of Medicine MBA Program Holds Orientation and First Residency for Inaugural Cohort
The Kelley School of Business at Indiana University welcomed its inaugural Business of Medicine MBA cohort to program orientation and residency sessions earlier this month, becoming the first top-20 business school in the country to offer a physician-only MBA education.
Five Kelley students named in the top 10 of the IUPUI Top 100, including #1 male student
The IUPUI Alumni Council named five Kelley School of Business students among IUPUI’s top 10 juniors and seniors during the 14th annual IUPUI Top 100 Outstanding Students dinner.
Volunteers needed for Indy tax prep
As Indianapolis residents begin to prepare for tax season, they will have assistance from students from the graduate accounting programs at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis.
Student startup receives half a million in seed funding
What began as a project between two high school friends has grown into a popular app with seed funding and national media attention.
MBA students offer business insight to IU School of Medicine
Science and business minds work together in two projects between Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students, the IU School of Medicine and the Indiana Clinical and Transitional Sciences Institute.
Alums offer advice during student negotiation simulations
Negotiations training isn’t limited to trial by fire on the job.
Evening MBA spring break trip to India
What are your spring break plans? Consider Evening MBA spring break trip to India and earn 3 credits toward your degree.
Alum attorney involved in case before U.S. Supreme Court speaks to business law students
When the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that the City of Indianapolis did not violate equal protection laws during the years-long battle over property tax assessments, an alumnus from the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis had won a case before the highest court of the land.