At the Business Education Symposium, participants discuss how MBA education can be changed to improve employment practices and the economy.

The Aspen Institute Faculty Pioneer Awards celebrate educators who demonstrate leadership and risk-taking — and blaze a trail toward curriculum and scholarship that deeply examines the relationships between capital markets, firms, and the public good.

You wouldn’t know it from the outrage triggered by the recent Supreme Court decision in the Hobby Lobby case, but the majority decision clarified a hot legal question that has little to do with religious freedom.

The Aspen Institute Business and Society Program recently launched a new series focusing on the innovation economy — in particular, how to succeed in the new business and social environment of the 21st century. The first of the events, "Social Intrapreneurship: Keeping Your Day Job and Finding Meaning in Your Work," gathered members of the program's First Movers Fellowship to discuss, among other things, how to align business with the long-term health of society.