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While students, faculty and alumni of West Virginia University are recognized just about every day in the media for various accolades, research success stories and innovation in the higher education industry, Dr. Ajay Aluri  of the College of Business and Economics is taking the WVU name – and the success of the Hospitality and tourism management program – all the way to Silicon Valley.

Aluri, assistant professor in the management department, has been invited to speak at the Internet of Things (IoT) Summitin San Francisco next month on his research specifically pertaining to the future of wearable devices in the IoT.

West Virginia University’s MBA program has been rated among the top 100 programs in the nation for the third consecutive year, according to rankings released by U.S. News & World Report.

The top 100 ranking of the MBA program, which operates out of the College of Business and Economics, was confirmed by U.S. News & World Report this week.

It’s a familiar story for many college professors. They never thought, in their youth, that their career would lead them to teaching.

Two recent graduates from West Virginia University’s College of Business and Economics recently got the chance of a lifetime – to take part in Super Bowl 50 at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

The new dean of the WVU College of Business and Economics is eager to get into his new position. And that’s an understatement.

Despite rapidly growing competition and more demanding ranking criteria, West Virginia University's Online Hybrid MBA has been ranked in the top 40 programs in the nation for the fourth consecutive year by U.S. News & World Report.

With the start of the fall semester in 2015 came the start of a new chapter for Dr. Olga Broyaka, the College of Business and Economics' newest assistant professor of management and perhaps the only professor and researcher in the college to have published research papers in three different languages.

A team of three MBA students from West Virginia University recently helped make a case for expansion on a company that is undoubtedly changing the game for the labor force in the state of West Virginia.

Ednilson Bernardes, associate professor of supply chain management, is, in part, responsible for getting the supply chain program off the ground so quickly at the College of Business and Economics at West Virginia University – and this month, he has another honor attached to his name.

West Virginia Executive recognized true Mountaineer spirit and a force within the state’s business community, naming two-time West Virginia University College of Business and Economics graduate Donald F. Mock III to the Young Guns Class of 2016.