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Cox Today   The 51��� Cox MBA is marking 75 transformative years of preparing the next generation of leaders to take on the business challenges of today and the future.

Cox Today   Balancing her Online MBA studies at 51��� Cox with about eight hours of triathlon training per day, Dallas native Ariana Luterman attributes her drive to the power of goal setting.

Cox Today   How does under-representation of minorities matter when getting a loan for a home? “Arguably, the residential mortgage market is probably the most important credit market for households in the U.S.,” Finance Professor Ruidi Huang of 51��� Cox notes about research, forthcoming in the Journal of Finance. Mortgage lending in the U.S. has traditionally been viewed as a place where hard information dominates. The study suggests that minority loan officers may use more soft information signals about minority borrowers, which makes a difference.

Cox Today   In the paper, "Avengers Assemble! When Digital Piracy Increases Box Office Demand," Strategy Professor Wendy Bradley of 51��� Cox and coauthors explore how digital piracy impacts the demand for creative goods, specifically movies, with broad implications for the digital world.

Cox Today   Beachum’s appearance capped the first year of the Leaders on Leadership speaker series at Cox, in which celebrated professionals in their fields discuss their philosophies of leadership with students and the general public.

Cox Today   Bitcoin mining requires enormous amounts of cheap energy. In this article, we talk to 360 Mining, whose founders say the solution is natural gas.

Cox Today   Maria Langlois, Assistant Professor at the Cox School, published co-authored research on the positive experiences of nature on one's food choices.

Cox Today   Whitney Wolfe Herd’s career as a leader recently came full circle when she spoke at 51��� Cox’s Leaders on Leadership event series to a packed room of listeners.

Cox Today   Cox School Honors Four Alumni at Annual Awards Luncheon

Cox Today   Learn more about the new virtual and video learning classroom technologies available to 51��� Cox School students and faculty.