Oregon MBA News

Sue Cameron McDonald (left) and Paul Cameron (right) walk through one of the upper stories of the atrium in the Lillis Business Complex, in conversation with University of Oregon president Karl Scholz (center).
Gift Boosts Innovation Efforts
A new $10 million gift to the University of Oregon from the estate of Gerry and Marilyn Cameron will support faculty excellence and further innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives at the Lundquist College and Knight Campus.
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Ducks Ascend in Entrepreneur Rankings
The Lundquist College is celebrating gains in several rankings produced by Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review.
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We Are Warsaw Sports Business
Our Warsaw Sports Marketing Center is now the Warsaw Sports Business Center, a name that better reflects the breadth of the center's expertise.
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An Entrepreneurship Exchange
A group of female Pakistani entrepreneurs visited UO to connect with American investors, mentors, and executives, and to learn how to start and scale their own businesses in Pakistan.
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Taking Flight with the Oregon MBA
The Lundquist College's Professional Edge program hosted Taking Flight: The Future of Women’s Sports Business, whose attendees had one common goal in mind—accelerating the business of women's sports.
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Paving the Way Sustainably
Oregon MBA students produced the Summit for Sustainable Organizations, a new event for people and organizations looking to connect and address issues in the field of sustainable business practices.
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2023 Graduate Spotlights
Congratulations the Class of 2023! We're so incredibly proud to see these new graduates leave the nest and fly off to whatever the future may bring.
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ChangeFinder AI Eases Grant Process
A new product, GrantMachine, developed by Oregon students through their company ChangeFinder, aims to save nonprofits time and money.
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Reimagining Innovation
A new initiative on campus is reimagining how we encourage, support, and fund student-led innovation and entrepreneurship ventures and projects.
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Eight Questions to Make the Right Pitch
Entrepreneurship expert Jeff Sorensen shares tips for giving your big idea pop.
Photos of (from left to right) Nathan Lillegard, Emily Darchuk, and Anne Marie Levis
Fab Five: What I’ve Learned about Building a Business
From sustainable spirits to pet products, alumni share the inspirations underpinning their endeavors.
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Finance Students Take on Wall Street
Graduate students studying finance traveled to the Big Apple to experience the real-world applications of their curriculum.
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Tops in Graduate Entrepreneurship for 2023
The UO has earned a spot as a top graduate school for entrepreneurship studies in the 2023 Princeton Review and Entrepreneur rankings.
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Blazing a New Trail
Erin Harville, MBA ’22 was drawn to the Oregon MBA out of a desire to push herself out of her comfort zone.
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Broadening Horizons
U.S. Navy veteran John Maldonado found that the Oregon MBA's wide range of curriculum has given him the opportunity to become a better business professional.