Student Startup App Democratizes Safety Data
University of Oregon students' new app allows citizens living in areas of ongoing conflict to submit safety alerts about incidents in their area.
A Playful Introduction to Campus Life
Youth Movement--a free, annual outdoor field event that promotes active, motivated, and connected Native American communities--was first created by UO students in the Warsaw Sports Business Club in 2011.
Eat Local: How to Promote Locally-Sourced Food
Lundquist College researchers shared how best to influence or change perceptions about buying locally-produced food.
Oregon Executive MBA's Julianna Sowash Retires
After more than 20 years with the Oregon Executive MBA, Executive Director Julianna Sowash has retired.
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Alumni Profiles: Jennifer Albertson, Class of 2018
"I had all these ideas for starting my own business, but I didn’t know how to make it happen. On the very first day I walked into the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship, they said, 'You need to run with this and we have all these people here that can help you.'"
Student Profile: Samantha Kin
"It’s not every day that you get to start a business while still in college. But that is exactly what I was encouraged to do. It has been an amazing journey."
Alumni Profiles: Haiming Kuang, BS ’18
"The Lundquist College of Business gave me hands-on experience working with a professional client outside of schoolwork. That really made my résumé stand out."
Student Profiles: Alisha Barker
"The professors really teach you how to get a taste of everything to give you a better idea of what you want to do next."
Alumni Profiles: Nathan Apsel, BS ’08, MActg ’09
"At first glance, you might not associate accounting with entrepreneurship. But at my firm, it’s a bit like Shark Tank on a day-to-day basis."