Features Archive
Quinlan in the Wall Street Journal
Dean Getz speaks with the Wall Street Journal about plans to better support international students. Her vision: strengthen connections with global companies while instituting a "buddy" program to ease cultural adjustment. more
Building plan moves forward with city backing
A new home for Quinlan is on the horizon, and it's "going to establish a major presence for our world-class school of business," says Wayne Magdziarz, vice president of capital planning. more
11th chapter in Dean's Speaker Series tackles social concerns
On April 8, students, faculty, and alumni gathered at the University Club of Chicago to discuss how business, government, and nonprofits can work together to make a bigger change.more
Recognizing student scholars
More than 100 guests gathered to celebrate learning and generosity at the second annual Scholarship Dinner on March 27.more
Recipe for success
For Loyola students, a job at Felice’s Roman Style Pizza is more than just a way to earn a few extra bucks. It’s a way to learn how to run a business. more
Vefa Tarhan making waves in financial world
Dismantle the eurozone? Inside the mind of the Quinlan professor who is moving this bold idea forward.more
Pamela McCoy is 'moving on up'
Congratulations to Pamela McCoy, highlighted by the Chicago Tribune for her new role as assistant dean for executive degree programs, overseeing the Executive MBA and MBA in Healthcare Management. more
Chinese markets perking up
Mary Ann McGrath, director of Quinlan's Intercontinental MBA program, discusses the growing presence of Starbucks and Caterpillar in China. more
Master of wine online
Thanks to John Wilson, buying quality wine just became a whole lot easier.more
A model student setting the world on fire
He's volunteered in soup kitchens, brought books to Cambodia, and won a case competition and President's Medal in between. Triple major Austin Nugent embodies what a Jesuit education is all about.more
Dean Getz to host forum on social enterprise and responsibility
You're invited! Join us for the 11th chapter in our Dean's Speaker Series, Cross-Sector Collaboration in Addressing Social Concerns, on April 8 at 5:30 p.m. at the University Club. more
Submit your business idea, win up to $5,000
Have a business plan that could change the world? Share it with us—and you could win up to $5,000. Deadline: April 5. more
Leaving his comfort zone—and landing a new job
After a few years in pharmaceutical sales, Vinny Gossain was ready to advance his career. Today, he’s on the fast track to success as a budding business exec with Trinity Health.more
John Boatright is 'moving on up'
Congratulations to John Boatright, highlighted by the Chicago Tribune for his new role as director of the Baumhart Center for Social Enterprise and Responsibility. more
Quinlan named among the Top 100 Most Social Media Friendly MBA Schools
We're wired in and rising in rank. For 2013, Quinlan comes in at No. 52 out of more than 400 business schools surveyed for social media. more
Quinlans on list of most generous U.S. donors
Following a $40 million investment in Loyola's business school, the Quinlans have been named among the top 50 donors in America for 2012—alongside Warren Buffett and Steven Spielberg. more
Frederick Kaefer on USPS Saturday delivery
What impact, if any, will the USPS's decision to eliminate Saturday mail have on local business? Professor Frederick Kaefer weighs in. more
Why an MSF?
When this Singapore native decided to earn a graduate degree in finance in America, she knew Quinlan was the place to be.more
Where we work
A small sample of where we work and what we do.more
Executive education goes global
Daily Herald Business Ledger profiles Quinlan's new Intercontinental MBA program. more
New! High-Impact Leadership
Take your management potential to the next level with this special certificate program from Quinlan's Executive Education department. Reserve your spot now for class beginning April 15. more
How to land an HBO internship
Caitlin Sappington offers insight into working on the financial side of Hollywood.more
Human resources: 7 tips for hanging on to your top talent
Research from Professor Dow Scott offers advice for weathering the storm as the job market opens up.more
Notes from the Nile
Professors Clifford Shultz and Mine Cinar discuss their experiences in Egypt just before the country's first free elections.more
The future is now for the growing field of supply chain management
Looking for a field with major growth opportunities and high-paying jobs? Then try supply chain management, says business executive Eric Lockwood.more
Why a dual degree?
What do you do after earning two degrees from Loyola? For this tenacious student, the answer was easy: Get two more.more
Student group receives $1,500 grant from Sam's Club
Emily Edkins and Alicia Carlson on their efforts to bring books to Cambodia while marketing a fashion line to help women.more
Economic forecast 2013
Quinlan professors on what to expect in the Eurozone and China. more
Port strike threat
Maciek Nowak, director of Quinlan's Supply Chain Management program, on risks to East Coast ports as laborers threaten to strike. more
Quinlan on CBS
Professor Joan Phillips on a controversial catalog from Urban Outfitters.more
Brazil? Turkey?
We're exploring new opportunities for study abroad. Where do you want to go?more
$5M gift leads to new Center for Social Enterprise and Responsibility
An anonymous donor has given $5 million to Quinlan, launching the Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J., Center for Social Enterprise and Responsibility.more
Introducing Chicago's first Supply and Value Chain Center
Offering strategic alignment with the mayor, Quinlan solidifies Chicago's role as a major player in transportation, distribution, and logistics.more
Are you a typical dude?
Six-pack abs! Bikini models! Hot tubs! Get real, say most men, according to new research that shows your "typical dude," as portrayed in advertising, is not so typical at all.more
A focus on emerging markets
Gain international business experience, exploring the connection between advanced and emerging economies. At Quinlan, understanding the global marketplace means living in it. From Chicago to Ho Chi Minh City, from Berlin to Beijing, from Rome to Rio de Janiero—your journey awaits.more
In the news: Business fraternity 'best' in nation
Quinlan's Alpha Kappa Psi was recently named "best chapter of the year" for 2011-12 out of more than 300 organizations nationwide. more
Quinlan’s Day of Service
The Quinlan community kicked off the holiday season with volunteer work at A Safe Haven Foundation, a shelter program that helps those who have been homeless find jobs and housing.more
Meet Katie Nadeau (MBA), Ryder Cup intern
"Our primary task was to assist the PGA of America in ensuring that everything ran smoothly for the event's corporate clients and their guests in the various hospitality areas at Medinah Country Club."more
Quinlan wishes you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving
Dean Kathleen A. Getz and Jabari McMillon reflect on Quinlan's journey over the past year, giving thanks for the many achievements made along the way.more
Announcing the top family businesses of 2012
For 19 years, the Family Business Center at Quinlan has presented the Illinois Family Business of the Year Awards. It is with great excitement that we announce this year's winners ... more
Cementing the top spot
In this episode of "A Quinlan Minute," Jabari McMillon talks with the winning team of the first-ever Quinlan Case Competition, held Oct. 8 at Loyola's Water Tower Campus. Congratulations to Team IBFMA—Davi Aragao, Steven Koblinski, Austin Nugent, Robert Ruder, and John Schmidt—for making a compelling argument to turn the social responsibility portion of a Mexican cement company into a not-for-profit.more
Quinlan Case Competition
More than 80 students competed in the first-ever Quinlan Case Competition on Monday, Oct. 8. Their case: CEMEX, a Mexican cement company that dedicates a portion of its business to helping lower income families build their homes.more
How to secure a summer internship
On this week's "A Quinlan Minute," Megan Sweeney reveals how she secured her summer internship at FOX Sports.more
In the news: Research on Election Day aftermath
Timothy Classen, Quinlan professor of economics, takes a sobering look at the psychological effects of presidential elections. more
Why attack ads work
Marketing professor Joan Phillips explains why negative ad campaigns are popular in politics.more
In the news: Decision 2012
Joan Phillips, professor of marketing and director of Quinlan's MSIMC program, talks with The Daily Herald about CEO contributions in the presidential election. more
Quinlan's fall 2012 career fair: New name, new opportunities
"A Quinlan Minute" takes a field trip to Germania Place, where Jabari McMillon talks with special guest Patrick Noonan about his career fair experience.more
Meet Reed Patterson, ambassador for Chicago Ideas Week (Oct. 8–14)
"I'm excited to get students involved with Chicago Ideas Week. In the past, there have been a lot of great speakers at the event, including former President Bill Clinton. This year, we have Edward Norton, General Colin Powell, and Rudy Tanzi, PhD, coming out to speak. It's going to be great."more
Celebrating Excellence: Highlights from the gala
On Saturday, Sept. 15, the Quinlan community gathered downtown at the Trump International Hotel and Tower to honor alumni and celebrate the school's bright future. Jabari McMillon brings you highlights from the event.more
Students 'Q' the runway, dressed for success
Dressing for your dream job just got easier, thanks to our student models. This week, A Quinlan Minute brings you exclusive coverage of the Career Week Fashion Show. more
What you need to know at Quinlan this week: 09.03.12
Get ready for Quinlan's Career Fair on Sept. 20 at Germania Place. In this episode: the top three things you need to know before talking with recruiters.more
What you need to know at Quinlan this week
Quinlan welcomes students back with fun activities and free giveaways.more
Birds of a feather
Quinlan experts in their craft—both beer and business—enjoyed a Taste of Goose Island on Wednesday, Aug. 8, in Chicago's Loop.more
Quinlan in the news
Maciek Nowak, director of Quinlan's Supply Chain Management program, talks with ABC7 about the recent rise in gas prices.more
Quinlan in the news
As the momentum builds at Quinlan, we're adding new programs to take us into our next chapter. Click to read what's in store. more
A supply chain success story
Natalie Miknaitis didn't study business before coming to Loyola to get her MBA. But once she started the program, she found a way to turn her passion for green living into a $2,000 scholarship. more
Quinlan rolls out the red carpet for a Sept. 15 gala at the Trump
Reserve your spot now for the chance to network with alumni and other business leaders while enjoying exquisite cuisine, live music, and breathtaking views of the Chicago River. more
Investing time abroad
Business Brigades students Taylor Dahlgren and Cyryl Jakubik teach a workshop in Panama.more
Meet Janelle Hatch, Walid Tamari scholar
"Loyola is responsible for my future and what I will become as far as helping others and touching thousands of lives."more
Meet Tim Schroeder, Esquire fashion intern
"Marketing 201 with Alison Krzys and Management 201 with Theresa Erhrhart (prepared me best for my summer in New York City). Both taught me how to communicate on a professional level. If you can’t communicate effectively, then you will have a hard time in any industry.”more
#Q mania
What does $40 million mean to Loyola's business school? Our friends on Facebook and Twitter have said it best, offering an outpouring of congratulations and support. Click here for the complete social media recap of Loyola's historic Quinlan announcement.more
Celebrating our future
On June 4, 2012, just two days after the historic Quinlan announcement at Founders’ Dinner, faculty and staff gathered to raise a glass to the new namesake of Loyola’s business school. With Mr. Quinlan’s $40 million leadership gift comes the next chapter for business education in Chicago.more
Introducing the Quinlan School of Business at Loyola
On June 2, 2012, Loyola University Chicago announced that alumnus Michael R. Quinlan had given its business school a gift of $40 million. In honor of this gift, his leadership of Loyola's Board of Trustees, his successful career as CEO and chairman of the board at McDonald's Corporation, and his lifetime of service and generosity, Loyola's business school was renamed the Michael R. Quinlan School of Business. more