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Proposed new accreditation standards more accurately reflect the nature of modern business education.

Assistant professor of management Andrew Nelson explores how mixing diverse disciplines can lead to breakthroughs of understanding at TEDxUOregon.

Lundquist College students pursuing careers in accounting have a great new way to connect with top national and regional firms.

An avid triathlete since his days at the Lundquist College of Business, Athletepath founder and CEO David Embree '05 wanted an easy way to share race information online.
This January, second-year Oregon MBA students from the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center and Finance and Securities Analysis Center headed to New York.
If you're looking to land a new position, nothing compares to getting advice from the folks who will be sitting on the other side of the interview table.
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For recent graduate Famery Yang, participating in the Lundquist College's Peer Advising program was a way to share her knowledge with fellow undergraduates.
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Sure, the sports marketing world moves fast—but not too fast for Oregon MBA students from the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center.
It's no secret that the University of Oregon's successful sports teams enable the school to stand out on the national stage.
Setting high goals is important. Often, our incoming students don't yet realize they have what it takes to make a difference in this world.
When it comes to "return on innovation"—the rate at which research spending generates revenue—it looks like another banner year for the University of Oregon.
Business major Sadia Ritu may still be in school, but she's already giving back to the community around her.

The Lundquist College of Business has honored associate professor of management Jennifer Howard-Grenville as the 2013 Thomas C. Stewart Distinguished Professor.

Right from the get-go, students entering the Oregon MBA spend their first fall term immersed in consulting projects for a real-life client.