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Sheridan, professor of economics, offered his perspective on the impacts of the Treasury Department stopping production of the penny.

�þ���’s Summer Business Institute is a 10-week Charlotte-based program that allows students to earn a Business Administration minor through AI-integrated coursework and professional experiences, with applications open now and an Early Decision deadline of December 15.

Professor Katy Rouse’s latest research offers a new writing project for intermediate microeconomics, emphasizing the benefits of using writing as a tool for understanding policy, applying theory, and building communication skills.

The Martha and Spencer Love School of Business welcomed students, alumni, and industry partners for Business Analytics Summit, a hands-on showcase of how data turns into decisions.

Former U.S. Interior Secretary and REI CEO Sally Jewell joined �þ��� President Connie Ledoux Book in LaRose Digital Theatre on Oct. 30, 2025, for a conversation on leadership, ethics and business as a force for good.

�þ��� Business Fellows traveled to New York City in two cohorts to visit leading firms across finance and accounting, connecting with alumni and turning the idea of working in the city into a tangible goal.

As the C. Ashton Newhall Endowed Speaker, Elon alumnus Clayton Collins ’07 returned to campus to share how strong relationships, clear goals and a willingness to take risks shaped his journey.

Inspired by the 2008 financial crisis, Noah Biggers ’26 is pursuing a dual degree in accounting through the Odyssey Program to ensure ethical accountability in the corporate world.

Andrew Schwarz, assistant professor of finance, spoke with WalletHub about what to look for in a budgeting app.

Devon Hawkins, lecturer in economics, spoke with WXII about the new multi-million dollar distribution center for the parent company of Food Lion.