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U.S. News reports on sudden popularity of entrepreneurship in MBA programs.

Students at some top-ranked B-schools have a secret. It's something they can't share even if it means losing a job offer. It's one some have worked hard for and should be proud of, but instead they keep it to themselves. The secret is their grades.

BusinessWeek article says business schools are offering unprecedented salaries to attract top PhDs to the faculty.

BusinessWeek article discusses the value of the connections made in B-School; includes a table showing 6 top programs with strong alumni support and 5 top programs with weak support

1998 CIO Web Business Magazine look at Intranet use at MBA programs, with HBS prominently profiled.

BusinessWeek article investigates B-School web pages, making generalized comments and providing a (very) abbreviated analysis of specific program sites.

Broken into five topics: Why Information Technology Is Important; What's Happening Now: Web Pages of Business Schools; New Facilities/Infrastructure: a Few Examples; In and Out of the Classroom; Conclusion

U.S. News article looking at the accelerating pace of change at B-schools.

Puget Sound Business Journal guest commentary from Alec Hill, dean of the School of Business and Economics at Seattle Pacific University.

1997 4-part article by CFO Magazine.

Note: Business 2.0 is now part of CNNmoney and some older articles are no longer available

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Graduate business schools are reshaping curricula to train the next generation of New Economy leaders. Here are 10 of the best.

This article summarizes the research to date in the area of the application these technologies to the management education process and their implications for the future of business schools.

Is INSEAD the ultimate global b-school?

from the Business Majors section of About.com

More and more B-schools are starting ''business incubators'' to launch startups. Is it education or business? Well, it's both

Fast Company 3-Part series on the status of the MBA in the post-dot-com shakeout. First article focuses on admissions, second article focuses on recruiting and the third on curriculum.

Yale has launched an MBA-managed VC fund that is unique because it is wholly controlled by MBAs (Sachem can invest on its own, without the requirement that it must always invest alongside of another professional venture capital fund).

And you think you know how to work a crowd? Incoming B-school students from Harvard to Stanford use Web-based communities to get to know each other, to make group deals for cell phones, and to launch business plans -- before they attend their first class!

Mexico's Duxx Graduate School of Business Leadership wants to create a new generation of leaders by reinventing what leaders learn. Here's what it's teaching.

Aticle looks at Roger Martin, co-founder of Monitor Co. and new Dean at the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and his attempts to change the way MBAs are taught, focusing on integrative learning.

The Internet has revolutionized the world of business. How has the rise and fall of the new economy affected business schools in 2001? Find out here.

Section of Hobsons International MBA Search page list goings on in the MBA Universe (mostly international)

BusinessWeek online's B-School calendar will give you an idea of upcoming events at B-schools in the U.S. and around the world. You'll find information on admissions receptions, application deadlines, networking events, alumni events, conferences, and much more.

This article takes a look at the development of an elective field studies project on Natural Capitalism at the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management. The result: a Legacy Fund that the school is considering as a unique part of a leadership track on sustainable business.

In 2000, The Entrepreneurial Manager was introduced into the required first-year MBA curriculum. The course-and its presence in the first year-marked an important milestone in the evolution of teaching entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School.

New Business recently gathered Howard H. Stevenson, the Sarofim-Rock Professor of Business Administration, Paul W. Marshall, the MBA Class of 1960 Professor of Management Practice and course head for The Entrepreneurial Manager, and Richard G. Hamermesh, senior lecturer and instructor for the course, to discuss the general evolution of entrepreneurial instruction (and inspiration) at HBS and the philosophy that underpins The Entrepreneurial Manager. Highlights from the discussion, moderated by Mike Roberts, executive director of Entrepreneurial Studies, follow.

Virtual networking truly clicks at Indiana University, where students of the online MBA program collaborate and communicate across time zones and oceans, using breakneck technology and scheduling savvy. Hmmm ... sounds a lot like global business today.

The Bainbridge Island Graduate Institute (BGI) is offering a new MBA program "for people who want their business career to reflect their commitment to sustainability and social justice."

Hyderabad's Indian School of Business has major-league backers and world-class faculty. Now it wants to become an Asian jewel

Robert Sullivan, dean of the University of California at San Diego's brand new program, talks about the lure -- and the challenge.