As the purpose of for-profit firms moves away from shareholder capitalism, the purpose of business schools—and business school rankings—must move with it.

LinkedIn has unveiled its new “Top MBA Programs” ranking, which evaluates programs according to their long-term value for graduates.

A new wave of alternative MBA rankings is giving prospective students different ways to evaluate business schools.

If you’re using MBA rankings to help you choose a quality business school, it's important you understand the full picture of what they offer.

The PIR system now provides member schools with specialized data about how well they’re achieving their societal impact goals—and meeting Standard 9.

The Positive Impact Rating provides a way for business schools to measure, report, and improve their societal impact, all through the student perspective.