Three Oregon MBAs went behind the scenes to write a business case on the turnaround of the BNP Paribas Open.

With our goal of $100 million, Lundquist College aims to make a significant contribution to the University of Oregon's $2 billion fundraising effort.

A newly launched initiative pairs MBA students with c-level executives for a year of one-on-one mentoring.

Students experienced many facets of Oregon’s vibrant startup culture during a trip to the 2014 Bend Venture Conference.

This fall's New Majors Convocation and Celebration honored the achievement of our latest crop of undergraduates to achieve full major status.

Six new tenure-track faculty joined the college this fall and, as in years past, bring a wealth of expertise and promote even greater excellence in teaching and research.

The announcement of a brand new Portland home for our expanded programs became even more special with the surprise announcement of a gift pledge from Mark Edlen '75, MBA '76.

In September 2016, a new building in Portland will house the college's Oregon Executive MBA and Sports Product Management programs.

As it welcomes its thirtieth class and offers a convenient new option for Central Oregon professionals, the Oregon Executive MBA program has plenty to cheer about.

As a UO student, Greg Rasmussen '67 spent a year in the Netherlands attending Nyenrode Business Universiteit. Thanks to his recent $1.5 million gift, more UO business students will now have similar opportunities.

Oliver Alexander '14 and Orion Falvey '13 have developed a new way to deliver health care to rural communities. Their first clinic launched in August.

An alumni event in lower Manhattan brought together a flock of New York Ducks for an evening of networking and fun.

Elemental Technologies, founded by Sam Blackman (Oregon Executive MBA class 22), is on board to help stream the 2014 Winter Olympics.

The Green Building Initiative has named Oregon Executive MBA alumnus Jerry Yudelson its new president.