Tepper School of Business
News & Multimedia
The Tepper School of Business is an international leader in business management education, consistently ranked among the top MBA programs.
News & Multimedia connects to stories about the school and its faculty, students and alumni, including text stories, podcasts and videos. Tepper in the News references articles and broadcasts about the school and its community.
For more information, please contact Deb Magness at 412-268-8678 or dmagness@andrew.cmu.edu.
Media Contact
Deb Magness
Executive Director, Marketing and Communications
Tepper School of Business
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213-3890
Tel: 412-268-8678
dmagness@andrew.cmu.edu
Fax: 412-268-7824
Other Media Contacts
Sales & Advertising Inquiries
Martha Sproul
Tel: 412-268-9295
msproul@andrew.cmu.edu
Rankings-Related Inquiries
Barbara Feldman
Tel: 412-268-9885
barbaraf@andrew.cmu.edu
News Spotlight
Top Stories
Tepper School Undergrad Brings CEO Forum to Campus
Business major Jared Itkowitz secured USA TODAY's approval to bring the newspaper's renowned CEO Forum to Carnegie Mellon, helping the Tepper School attract GE CEO Jeff Immelt. Watch Jared's video, in which he talks about the forum, how he chose the Tepper School and his future plans.
Rankings
Wall Street Journal Ranks Tepper School No. 5
Among the Tepper School's top 10 rankings in the Wall Street Journal's 2007 M.B.A rankings is second in the U.S. for most improved program and fourth for graduating creative and innovative leaders.
Tepper School Rises in New U.S. News Rankings
The Tepper School's undergraduate business program in Information Systems climbed to No. 1 in the country in the 2008 rankings released by U.S. News & World Report.
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