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UVA Mourns Passing of Alec Horniman, Darden Professor for 54 Years
Horniman, 89, passed away unexpectedly but peacefully in his sleep on Nov. 9 in Charlottesville, said his wife, Eva Clorisa (Clo) Phillips. “Alec loved teaching. He was first and foremost a teacher, and it brought him indescribable joy,” Phillips said. “He loved Darden, and he loved the University. It's that simple.” Read MoreHow Darden Veterans Carry Forward the Spirit of Leadership
This Veterans Day, the Darden community honors the students whose paths to business leadership began in service to the country. Of the 355 students in the Full-Time MBA Class of 2026, 82 are U.S. military veterans or partners, joined by additional veterans in Darden’s Executive and Part-Time MBA programs. Read MoreUVA Darden Goes ‘All-In’ on Use of Generative AI in Core Strategy Course
Darden School of Business MBA students received guidance on the first day of the core Strategy course this quarter that probably sounded unusual, even somewhat radical. Generative AI is fully welcomed here, the Strategy professors told them. Read MoreWhy a Former IMF Chief Sees Reasons for Optimism
At the annual University of Virginia Investing Conference on the Darden School of Business Grounds, hosted by the Richard A. Mayo Center for Asset Management, Lipsky along with moderator Larry Kochard, dug deep into the most pressing issues facing the global economy and markets. Read MoreQ&A: Why does YouTube TV keep clashing with major networks?
A contract dispute between parent media companies – Google and Disney – caused Disney-owned channels, including ABC and ESPN’s networks, to be pulled from YouTube TV, beginning late Thursday. To get a sense of why this keeps happening, we caught up with Anthony Palomba, an assistant professor of business administration at UVA’s Darden School of Business and an expert in the media and entertainment industry. Read More
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