For many students interested in business, especially those who just entered the University of Maryland, the Smith Undergraduate Student Association First Look Fair gives them a chance to begin building their careers through extracurricular involvement.
Amidst the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, business ethics is needed now more than ever before. University of Maryland's Business Ethics Society has struggled to get members, but hopes to increase its base through a merger with Net Impact.
What Obama's focus on the economy means for you.
Jay Gupta gives his opinion on Obama's economic policies.
As the leisure time of winter break has passed, it is time for some financial literacy. This week’s focus is exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The ETF phenomenon began in the 1980s, but only within the past ten years did ETFs grow in popularity. ETFs, however, are still a relatively new concept and widely misunderstood.
Robert H. Smith leaves behind a legacy of generousity in the business school.
The name Robert H. Smith stands emblazoned across the many walls and walkways of Van Munching Hall. For most students, the name represents the title of a business school. But the man behind the title lent far more than nomenclature to a 238,000 square-foot south campus abode.
The story of a journalism student lost in Van Munching
I am a journalism major. Go ahead. Make the jokes. We journalism majors know we will probably live in boxes five years from now because we chose to get involved in a dying field.
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