At Stephens College, a new curriculum model enables students to participate in brief but formative international experiences.

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Organizations in the region are embracing AI-driven growth, but tomorrow’s leaders must be trained in the ethical use of artificial intelligence.

Can business schools rise to meet students’ growing demand for climate-conscious, values-driven education? A bold call for real curricular change.

By tapping into timeless practices and insights, our students can keep their skills aligned with an ever-changing world of work.

C.K. Prahalad’s legacy illustrates how instructors, regardless of discipline, can incorporate their values into business education.