Each year, the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship sends graduate student venture teams out into the world to compete on the investment competition circuit, an experience that shapes the future careers of just about everyone who participates.

A proposed new master of science presents an exceptional opportunity to support the more than 800 sports product firms that call Oregon home.

Ask good questions and keep moving forward, even when you don’t know what’s around the next corner. That’s the key lesson Nick Barton ’14 said he’ll take away from his two years in the Honors Program.

If Lundquist College educational experience of John Feeney ’08 had a theme, it would definitely be growth.

Amber Hull ’13, MActg ’14, was beginning her junior year at the Lundquist College when an advisor suggested she should apply to the Honors Program. It ended up being the best decision of her college career.

Aidan Parisian was accepted into the Honors Program and quickly flourished in the challenging, close-knit environment. He completed a double major in economics and accounting, and in 2008 he graduated summa cum laude.

For the second year running, this undergraduate venture competition brought together startup teams from the UO and its rival up the road in Corvallis.

This student-organized event brought together undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty with sustainability leaders from a variety of the region’s leading businesses.