Barron’s Investing in Education program for Business Institutions
March 10, 2021
From the Kapnick Center
Barron’s Investing in Education for Business Institutions
We are excited to announce our partnership with the Barron’s Investing in Education program from Dow Jones. This valuable financial program, gifted by Jordan M. Gelb of Merrill, includes 24/7 access to Barron’s, a leading financial portal and magazine. The goal is to spur financial education, learn from investing’s best minds, and foster professional growth. As a Northwestern University student pursuing the Business Institutions minor, you have access to the same real-time content and magazine that provides perspective, insights, and analysis utilized by the most successful business professionals. To learn more about Barron’s and the value it can provide, click here.
This program is not just access to Barrons.com - it includes experiential learning opportunities, including live webinars featuring Wall Street's Top Advisors, networking, and more. When you register, you will also gain access to Barron’s webinars, which feature current topics, and access to Q&A sessions with Barron’s editors and Top Ranked Wall Street professionals.
We encourage you to take advantage of our strategic relationship & register for Barron’s here (using your Northwestern email address) so you are familiar with their award-winning content and columns such as: Up & Down Wall Street, Streetwise, Review & Preview, Follow-up, The Economy, Tech Trader, Funds & Income Investing. Access to Barron’s digital content is available as soon as you register. You can also download the Barron’s app for your smartphone and other devices.
For over 100 years Barron’s has been a highly valued source to C-Suite Executives, Financial Professionals, Academics, Government Officials, and Entrepreneurs.
Northwestern University is one of 95+ schools to have this unique access, so please make sure you register ASAP to take advantage of this tremendous program.
UPDATE [3/30/2023]: Northwestern's partnership with Barron's Investing in Education will expire on April 30, 2023. Individuals wishing to keep their Barrons.com subscription will need to renew independently.