See the Wisconsin School of Business in action by reading our feature stories, showcasing the latest initiatives and impact from our faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Through Campus and Industry Collaborations, WSB’s Grainger Center Tackles Pressing Issues in Supply Chain Management
In a recent virtual event hosted by the Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management, faculty experts and industry leaders discuss the recycling challenges inherent with plastic as the fourth segment in a sustainability series.
Business Badgers Use Supply Chain Skills to Connect Food Banks With Food Suppliers
WSB supply chain students are making a real-world impact with the Food Supply Chain Coalition project, an initiative that helps food banks and food suppliers get food on the tables of those who need it the most.
Challenges in Supply Chain Management
Grainger Center director Jake Dean discusses the global nature of supply chain management, innovation, COVID-19, and the biggest challenge facing supply chain managers in the next 5-10 years.
PPE and COVID-19: WSB Faculty Share Expertise, Collaborate on Solutions
The shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 pandemic has elevated supply chain to a global discussion. WSB's Greg DeCroix and Pete Lukszys explain how supply chains function and share PPE-related projects they are working on in this urgent and unprecedented COVID-19 space.
WSB Joins Nelson Institute to Offer "The Business of Renewable Energy" Virtual Lecture
"The Business of Renewable Energy" is a virtual lecture offered this week through WSB and the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. The lecture explores topics ranging from solar and hydropower to why businesses are investing in new sources of renewable energy. The event also includes discussion with invited speakers from Wells Fargo and RENEW Wisconsin.
WSB Announces New Undergraduate Major in Supply Chain Management
Effective in the 2020-21 academic year, WSB will offer a new undergraduate major in supply chain management, enhancing the School's existing portfolio of programs in this field.