A. Gary Anderson
Graduate School of Management

The new undergraduate Student Business Leadership Council

New Student Business Leadership Council Supports Clubs

UCR MBA’s Student Leadership Council unites business clubs, fosters collaboration, and funds events—strengthening one of the best business schools.
By Elias Almarez-Herrera ’23 |
Crowd walking

Will the U.S. Economy Fall into Recession in 2023? Only if the Fed Intensifies Current Tightening Policies

At UCR MBA’s Inland Empire Forecast, experts say recession unlikely unless Fed hikes rates—insight from one of the nation’s best business schools.
By Victoria Pike Bond | UCR News |
13th Annual Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference e-book

13th Annual Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference

The 13th Annual Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference magazine.
New School of Business Building design draft

2022 UCR Business Magazine and Dean's Report

Discover the 2022 UCR Business Magazine & Dean’s Report featuring UCR MBA highlights, academic programs, growth, and people at a top business school.
Women in Business Speaker Series_Bansree Parikh_President Bank of America Inland Empire

Understanding Starts with Inclusion

Renuka Kulkarni ’23 entered the business world with a passion for web development and marketing. During her time as a senior product manager for Amazon, she began to take careful notice of the trends in leadership around her.
By Elias Almarez-Herrera ’23 |
Incoming Executive Fellow Armen Karamardian ’93

‘Community is Everything’ to Restaurant Leader

As a 2022-23 Executive Fellow, Armen Karamardian ’93 wants UCR School of Business students to understand that, in business, they will not always have the right answers right away – and that’s OK.
Aerial view, Redondo Beach, CA

Inland Empire Growth Contrasts with National Decline

Inland Empire business activity rises despite U.S. GDP decline, reports UCR School of Business—home to the UCR MBA and one of the best business schools.
By Victoria Pike Bond | UCR News |
Construction workers on rooftop

August Slowdown: California Still Not Fully Recovered

California’s labor market grew modestly in August with 19,900 new nonfarm jobs, reports UCR Center for Economic Forecasting & Beacon Economics.
By Victoria Pike Bond |
Campus beauty shot

U.S. News Names UCR No. 1 Public for Social Mobility

For the fourth consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has named UC Riverside the top public university in the nation for social mobility.
By J.D. Warren | UCR News |
Campus with students and bell tower

Forbes Magazine Ranks UC Riverside No. 33 Public University

UC Riverside is the No. 33 public university in a college ranking from Forbes magazine. UCR was among several UC campuses and 17 public universities in the top 50.
By J.D. Warren | UCR News |
UCR campus aerial view

Magazine Ranks UCR No. 4 for Pell Grant Performance

UCR MBA excellence shines as UCR ranks No. 4 nationwide for Pell Grant performance—affirming its role as one of the best business schools serving low-income students.
By John Warren | UCR News |
Randolph Kim ’11, ’14 alumnus

The Art of Investing and Dealmaking

A UCR undergraduate business course on the stock market and valuations pointed Randolph Kim ’11, ’14 to his career.
By Laurie McLaughlin |
LBSA club members address High School students

Opening Doors through Service

Aimed at engaging young scholars in the possibilities of higher education, the Latino Business Student Association (LBSA) led several high school outreach initiatives in the Riverside area.
By Elias Almarez-Herrera ’23 |
Cooks in restaurant kitchen

California Very Close to Recovering All Jobs Lost During Pandemic Downturn

California’s labor market continued to expand in July, with total nonfarm employment in the state growing by 84,800 positions, according to an analysis released jointly with Beacon Economics.
By Victoria Pike Bond |
Help Wanted sign on window

Demographic Dilemma: Slowing Population Growth, not Pandemic, at the Root of U.S. Worker Shortage

Supply chain struggles have been widely blamed for the inability to meet consumer and business demand throughout the pandemic.
By Victoria Pike Bond | UCR News |
New School of Business Building design draft

Regents Approve Plans for New School of Business Building

UC Regents approve a new UCR School of Business building to expand space and meet demand—enhancing the UCR MBA at one of the best business schools.
By Imran Ghori | UCR News |
Workers at construction site

Worker Supply Remains Biggest Constraint to CA Job Growth

UCR MBA insight reveals worker supply is the top constraint on California job growth—underscoring UCR as a best business school for economic forecasting.
By Victoria Pike Bond |
Code on a black screen

Programming Club at UCR's AGSM on Decoding Coding

As professional careers commence, understanding the expectations which come with entering the workforce can create a whirlwind of confusion for recent graduates.
By Elias Almarez-Herrera ’23 |
Inland Empire houses aerial view

Inland Empire Business Activity Still Going Strong

Inland Empire business growth outpaces U.S. trends, reports UCR MBA’s Center for Economic Forecasting at one of the nation’s best business schools.
By Victoria Pike Bond | UCR News |
Construction site with cranes after dark in California

Inland Empire Economic Forecast: Strong Through 2022

Business activity in the Inland Empire has continued to grow, and in the context of today’s increasingly uncertain economic environment, stands in stark contrast to growth trends in the nation.
By Victoria Pike Bond |