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Ducks win, unpacking the "beauty backfire effect," Winter Olympics insights, and more...
The Lundquist College of Business has named Laura Wellman, the Tykeson Associate Professor of Accounting, as the 2026 recipient of its prestigious Stewart Distinguished Faculty Award.
More than 300 students came together for "The Business of the FIFA World Cup," a learning initiative that brought global sports, media, sustainability, and policy leaders to the University of Oregon.
A business student reflects on a recent site visit, panel discussion, and networking event at Nike headquarters.
The 2025 edition of Prospectus, the annual publication of the School of Accounting at the University of Oregon.
This edition of Inside Lundquist highlights our Warsaw Sports Business Center, an unmatched training ground for students studying sports business.
Every week, Shannon Oliver, MBA ’13, and her team at the Oregon Food Bank (OFB) distribute one million pounds of food across the state.
Is it possible to be too attractive to be a successful influencer? In the fitness world, yes, according to new research by University of Oregon marketing PhD candidate Abby Frank and Andrew Edelblum, PhD ’22.
Meet the SPM alum teaching the next generation, students' apprenticeship in the adidas Makers Lab, and more...
Teaming up for College GameDay, student entrepreneurs bring UO flea market to life, and more...
A partnership between the Lundquist College and PBISApps led to rising revenues for the nonprofit software producer and real-world experience for an undergraduate consultant.
The UO Flea Market—the creation of business student Colin Baloun along with advertising majors Olivia Roberts and Ailsa Huerta—has grown quickly since its first event in October 2024.
Founders flock together, gameday gear, marketing IRL, and more...
In this edition of Inside Lundquist, find out how AI is transforming the way business is taught and practiced at the Lundquist College of Business.
The UO's Insights Research Lab (IRL)—a resource for both academic researchers and businesses seeking to understand market dynamics, fine-tune products, test ad campaigns, and more—has now further expanded its capabilities.