Universities and colleges of business have experienced evolving missions and accreditation pressures that have increased the emphasis on the scholarly endeavors of the faculty. In this article, the authors reviewed 6 major representative business journals for the periods 1970-1972, 1980-1982, 1990-1992, and 2000-2002. During this period, all journals experienced (a) an increase in the average number of authors per article, (b) a dramatic decrease in the percentage of articles authored by a single author, and (c) a significant increase in the percentage of 2 or 3 coauthored articles. (Contains 3 tables.)