The 2026 Summit for Sustainable Business explored the many ways sustainability can be woven into business, across industries, roles, and career stages.
When it comes to Portland Business Journal's prestigious 40 under 40 award, it’s been a very big year for the University of Oregon. All told, the school saw a grand total of 12 alumni and future grads receive the honor for 2026.
Opening doors for new partnerships and summer opportunities, continuing to create experiences that bridge the gap between learning and leading, and more...
The deep sense of gratitude that Thomas C. Stewart, BS ’74 (accounting) feels toward the UO for all it has given him is the reason why he and his wife, Susan Stewart, choose to give back to the Duck community.
Management professor Ralph Heidl didn’t just want to teach students AI for business, he wanted them to learn how to build their own AI assistants for navigating real-world business challenges.
From Hanover, Pennsylvania, known as the “Snack Capital of the World” thanks to factories from major companies like Campbell’s, Snyder’s of Hanover, Utz, and Hanover Foods, Master of Accounting student Cameron Little brings a distinctive perspective to this year’s cohort.
