Undergraduate Programs News

Planning is underway for an unforgettable 2018-19 academic year as the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Business administration major Alessandra Rodriguez credits her work ethic and ability to easily form relationships with people for making her goals and dreams a reality.

For Colin McCall ’08, an undergraduate internship facilitated through the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center became a lifelong calling.

The Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship is pleased to announce a new partnership with Oregon startup accelerator Starve Ups.

Competitive video gaming, or eSports, is an exploding industry, and the Warsaw Center aims to lead the way to help brands navigate sponsorship, fan engagement, and more.

In order to maintain academic excellence, we at the Lundquist College of Business are taking productive steps to enhance our undergraduate curricular offerings, activities, and housing.

What do leaders do when faced with a challenge? Get proactive. That’s just what happened in 1997, the year the Accounting Circle was born.

Undergraduate students have the opportunity to work on an assignment related to the 2018 FIFA World Cup as part of a new partnership with FOX Sports University.

The annual Careers in Banking event is just one of the great employer engagement opportunities our students are offered each term.

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Students, faculty and staff, and community members were invited to share in the festival-like atmosphere of the inaugural Innovation Summit.

Alex Sudeora ’17 has a black belt in Taekwondo and has dabbled in film making, but his passion is a career in consulting.

The 2017 edition of the yearly publication of the School of Accounting at the UO Lundquist College of Business.

Melissa Pine, vice president of Asia Pacific for the Women’s Tennis Association, joins the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center Advisory Board.

New student group Duck Ventures, focused on educating students and community members about venture capital, has quickly found an audience.

Lundquist College students used analytics skills and SAS software to create a methodology for accurately predicting wildfire breakouts for their winning entry into SAS’s 2017 Analytics Experience Shootout Competition.