The Case Method Meets Its AI Moment
AI can generate more answers. Darden’s case method asks students and leaders to do something harder: weigh the evidence, engage with competing views and decide what should be done. Dean Yael Grushka-Cockayne explains why that distinction matters.
To Make Nonprofit Sector Impact, Alumna Learned to ‘Be Fluent in Different Stakeholder Languages’
Alyssa Tulabut, a consultant with The Bridgespan Group, shares her experiences from the nonprofit sector and the Darden School.
UVA Darden’s Nonprofit Executive in Residence to Help Students Practice Board Work Before They Get in the Game
Dr. Kelli Palmer, the Golub Capital Board Fellows Nonprofit Executive in Residence for Darden's Full-Time MBAs, has served on nonprofit boards at Elon University, University of Virginia Physicians Group, the Center for Nonprofit Excellence and many others.
Stakeholder Theory Community Honors Professor Ed Freeman’s Impact on Business and Academia
A diverse group of collaborators and well-wishers descended on UVA to honor Professor Ed Freeman and the way his ideas have changed the world for the better.
OpenAI-Hugging Face Incident Shows Why Rapid Disclosure Matters for AI Governance
The OpenAI-Hugging Face security incident exposed more than a technical vulnerability. UVA Darden experts examine why effective AI governance depends on rapid disclosure, collaborative response and safeguards that can adapt as systems evolve.
Can Business and Government Work Together to Build America Out of Its Housing Crisis?
A nationwide housing shortage has led to surging home prices and rents in markets from California, to Charlottesville, stretching many Americans’ ability to afford the most basic necessities.
