Let’s Do The Extraordinary: How Darden’s Thought Leadership is Shaping Business and Society
What happens when the world’s toughest challenges meet the innovative spirit of the University of Virginia Darden School of Business? At Darden, bold ideas shape business and society. Faculty tackle pressing questions — How can business prioritize all stakeholders? What makes for effective ethics guardrails? Can competitors collaborate to solve big problems? — delivering insights that drive real change.
Is ‘King Dollar’ in Danger of Losing Its Crown?
Last week, confidence in the world's reserve currency was badly shaken after turbulence in U.S. stock and bond markets coincided with a sharp decline of the greenback against other developed economy currencies. The volatility prompted economists and investors alike to reconsider long-held assumptions about the dominance of the U.S. dollar.
One Cup of Coffee, One Life-Changing Announcement: UVA Darden Awards $338K in Genovese Fellowships
They were standing among classmates at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, coffee cups in hand, casual chatter in the air. It was Second Coffee in PepsiCo Forum — a daily ritual of connection at the heart of Darden life. But on this Monday morning, everything changed for four unsuspecting students.
What the Sell-Off in Treasuries Means for Your Mortgage
The fallout from President Trump’s global trade war continues to roil markets, with investors pulling out of even traditionally safe U.S. government bonds. If this trend persists, it could spell trouble for home buyers and homeowners in the months ahead.
Q&A: How Could Tariffs Impact Your Wallet?
Up and down, on and off again – the seemingly endless tariff and trade war talk these past two months has been a mixture of predictions, percentages and political posturing. Executive director of Darden's Mayo Center of Asset Management answers questions on what those levies could mean to consumers.
Lagos Hustle Meets Darden Grit: How a Nigerian Risk Manager is Shaping Global Business
Anuoluwapo Rogers (Class of 2025) stands up in a crowded room. One of the senior executives of global network services at American Express has just opened the floor for questions. And Rogers, a summer intern at the company, does something that sets him apart.
