When Ainoon Khan (BBA, ’27) joined the Tech Talent Pipeline Residency (TTPR) program in the Zicklin School of Business, she knew it would be a challenge for someone with “zero experience.” “I was someone who had no confidence at all,... View Article
Zicklin News recently met some members of the Zicklin community while working out in the basement of the Newman Vertical Campus. Let’s learn more. Name: Brandon Elien School and major: Zicklin, accounting Year: Junior, Class of ’28 What brings you... View Article
Even before he’d officially finished his BBA degree, Thiy Alsaidi (BBA, ’26) had already applied many lessons learned at the Zicklin School. Just a few weeks before graduation, Thiy (pronounced “Thee-ah”) opened fast-food spot Stash Burger on MacDougal Street in... View Article
New research co-authored by a Zicklin School of Business professor suggests that “quiet quitting” is more complicated than simply slacking off on the job. In “Expanding Our Understanding of Quiet Quitting,” published in May in Human Resource Management, Professor Stephan... View Article
Zicklin News recently rode an elevator with Christos Giannikos, PhD, academic director of the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program and a professor in the Bert W. Wasserman Department of Economics and Finance. The Zicklin School’s DBA program is part... View Article
Sara J. Welch from Zicklin News spoke to students during the Weeks of Welcome. Let’s meet one of them. Name: Tommy (Thong) Tran Major: Finance Graduation year: 2027 What did you do over the summer? “I had an internship with... View Article
Amid all the doom and gloom about AI, one of the many upsides is its potential to improve healthcare. For example, AI can help medical researchers and healthcare providers analyze vast amounts of data quickly and use the information to... View Article
Associate Professor Sonali Hazarika (Bert W. Wasserman Department of Economics and Finance) was recently appointed as the Zicklin School’s interim associate dean of academic initiatives and innovation. She spoke to Zicklin News on an elevator ride to her new office... View Article
The Subotnick Financial Services Center was particularly busy on a recent humid morning in late July. Several dozen young people and a smattering of adults in the Sidney Lirtzman Financial Seminar Hall, just outside the Wasserman Trading Floor, listened as... View Article
New York is a city of immigrants. Year after year they arrive by the thousands, each with his or her own unique story of hardship, hope, and survival. But what if there were a way to unlock new insights into... View Article
