You may have scrolled through a comment section or perused customer reviews while shopping online and wondered to yourself what kind of influence those reviews can have on a company. Furthermore, do those reviews impact a company’s decision-making? Researchers at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics have attempted to answer this question, particularly … Continued

Edgar Hernandez (Business Administration), a member of the class of 2026, has only been at the Bryan School for a few months — but he’s making the most of it. When he isn’t attending class, Spartan Investment Club meetings, or Men’s Volleyball Club practice, he works as a real estate errand runner for realtor Melissa … Continued

There’s no denying that UNC Greensboro and Bryan School of Business and Economics alumnus Jeff Collins ‘84 has devoted an immense amount of time and energy to his alma mater — just scroll through his LinkedIn profile.  Under the volunteer section, you’ll find titles like President of the Alumni Association Board and Member of the … Continued

There is plenty of data involved with healthcare. For example, when a patient changes providers, that’s a tangible example of someone needing access to healthcare data. Across the industry, there’s no shortage of these transactions, from providers to various companies and so on. For Dr. Xueping Liang, the issue is controlling that access — and … Continued

By his own admission, Lynn Eury was raised to give back. But to understand his passion for philanthropy, you need to know three things: his respect for education, his deep-seated desire to make a difference in his community, and the love story that defined more than 60 years of his life. RAISED TO MAKE A … Continued

With stops in St. Louis, Missouri and Charlotte, North Carolina, Andrew Moritz grew up playing baseball. In high school, his passion and dedication to the sport provided him the opportunity to play in college — Moritz was recruited by the UNC Greensboro baseball team, which led him to visit and gain the full Spartan experience. … Continued

The COVID-19 pandemic increased stress on college students across the U.S. From a rapid and long-lasting transition to remote learning to technical problems and distractions, college life became a daily minefield of anxiety. Taking their own experiences into account, three undergraduate students at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics devised a strategy to … Continued

When Jaimon Mcmillian ’21 (Information Systems and Supply Chain Management) and Lauren Kalo ’21 (Marketing and Entrepreneurship) secured coveted spots as Team Leaders at the close of their freshman year at UNC Greensboro, they were excited for the opportunity to develop their leadership skills. That opportunity would also launch a friendship and two exciting careers … Continued

After studying management at the UNC Greensboro Bryan School of Business and Economics, Michael Wallace ’87 left North Carolina and went on to become a Vice President of Business Account Management with Fannie Mae. Now, he’s back, relocating to Greensboro from Washington, D.C. Question: What did you enjoy most as a Bryan School student?   Answer: … Continued

Alongside the White Oak Legacy Foundation, the Department of Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies (CARS) in UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics is proud to sponsor an upcoming discussion with renowned author Virginia Postrel on her new book The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World. Textiles are one of the oldest … Continued