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As the Class of 2025 prepares to graduate, the Leavey School of Business is proud to honor five outstanding students who embody the values of leadership, service, and academic excellence.

In the short time since taking office, the Trump 2.0 administration has been hit with hundreds of lawsuits, many of which aim to block its most controversial policy moves.

Mike Ford '11 knew he wanted to build community through sports. Now senior director of partnership marketing for the San Jose Earthquakes, he’s helping shape the future of sports—while giving back to Leavey as an advisor.

When it comes to measuring financial sentiment, large-language models (LLMs) outperform traditional tools used by data scientists, with a caveat: They still require careful and deliberate guidance from people to work properly.

When people think about supply chains, they often picture the final step—getting products into customers’ hands. But according to Leavey School of Business alum Jasmine Ni, the real magic happens long before that.

Long before the COVID-19 pandemic made “supply chain” into a notorious household term, Leavey School of Business Professor Andy Tsay was conducting critical research about the evolving strengths and vulnerabilities of global supply chains.

Leavey Alumni Meir Amiel understands transformative technology. He joined Salesforce in 2010, recognizing that software as a service (SaaS) would transform the software industry and that Salesforce was at the cutting edge of that change.

The Leavey School of Business is proud to announce the launch of a new undergraduate major in Business Analytics—an exciting expansion of a program that has already drawn strong interest as a minor.

Some of the industry's sharpest minds outlined a clear theme: uncertainty dominates the current market, but within that disruption lies immense opportunity—especially for the Bay Area.

The Leavey School of Business community came together in a big way on Santa Clara University's Day of Giving, held April 23, making 187 gifts and raising $292,321 in support of student success and innovation. From scholarships to academic departments and student experiences, every gift made a lasting impact.