A recent Lundquist College graduate is looking to add a modern twist to a traditional institution.

Organizers of an all-day, innovation and entrepreneurship festival are seeking proposals for lectures, panel discussions, art installations, workshops, and other sessions.

Incredible student accomplishments, outstanding faculty research, a major gift from alumni, and more.

When Summit Bank needed an in-depth analysis of a potential new business line, leaders there knew just who to call—the Oregon Consulting Group.

Donald Tykeson, a University of Oregon alumnus, UO Foundation trustee emeritus, communications industry pioneer, and lifelong philanthropist, died July 12, 2017 at age 90.

We hope each alumnus leaves us with a robust foundation and commitment to lifelong learning that will pay dividends long into the future.

The recipients of this year's UO Pioneer Awards are Gerry Cameron, class of 1961, and Mary and Tim Boyle, class of 1971.

For the Boones, attending the UO and serving others runs in the family.

Lundquist College senior lecturer Michele Henney is among the first 60 individuals in the world to earn a Fundamentals of Sustainability Accounting (FSA) Credential.

More than 2,100 alumni, friends, and employees helped the University of Oregon raise more than $1.1 million during the university's 2017 UO Giving Day.

Oregon MBAs and the Lundquist College community welcomed six of the brightest entrepreneurial minds in business today to the Lillis Business Complex for a day of learning and engagement.

Warsaw Center alumni don’t just find careers in the sports industry, and Tabitha Hayes, MBA ’00, who currently serves as vice president of global brand management for EA, is a prime example of that.

After graduating from the University of Oregon, Amanda Pliska ’12 began her career in Nike’s global digital brand sector. She now works as a brand digital manager for the sportswear company.

Members of the Warsaw Sports Business Club held the first reimagined Warsaw Hoopfest this April, hosting nearly 150 participants for a day of basketball in the Matthew Knight Arena.

A gift from longtime supporters Nancy and Dave Petrone ’66, MBA ’68, primes the college for making even greater strides in global sports business education.