Kally Swibes shares how attending the Executive MBA Key Supporters Weekend deepened her connection to her partner’s Kellogg experience.

Player data rarely tell the full story; Kellogg Professor Joel Shapiro is helping fill the gaps for one of America’s most ...

Applications are now open for the Master in Management (MiM) and Kellogg Future Leaders (KFL) programs for our 2026-27 cycle. These opportunities are designed for individuals who are just starting or ...

Graduation marks a transition from aspiring student to accomplished leader. Here, members of the Class of 2026 share how their academic journey at Kellogg has deepened their industry expertise, ...

A desire to scale his small business led Hoyoung Pak ’00 MBA to Kellogg, where he built a strong foundation in general management. Now a partner and managing director at AlixPartners, Pak helps CEOs ...

The new courses for Full-Time MBA and Evening & Weekend MBA students will offer a practical foundation in emerging technologies through a cross-disciplinary lens. Artificial intelligence is ...

It was a project that didn’t even have a name. When Matt Garman ’06 MBA joined Amazon as an intern in 2005, then-marketing-executive Andy Jassy — now Amazon’s CEO — was recruiting interns to help ...

David Schwimmer ’88 can still taste the sashimi. The meal represented the first bit of success for a Northwestern undergrad who had turned an avant-garde off-Broadway play into an off-campus cult hit.

Tim Stojka ’89 has a bold plan: Launch one new AI-driven company annually for the next 10 years. If it goes as he hopes, those companies will be full of graduates from the MBAi Program, a joint ...

At a time when artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how brands connect with consumers, a new Kellogg course, AI for Marketers, is proving the value of hands-on exposure to AI through a ...

As the application of artificial intelligence accelerates across industries, the Kellogg School of Management’s open-enrollment Executive Education programs are equipping a rapidly growing number of ...

The U.S. healthcare system continues to struggle with fragmentation, inequity and the slow pace of change. These challenges, however, should not be surprising. They are the predictable result of a set ...