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.

When it comes to finance, the Lundquist College has much to quack about of late. Read some of its recent activities and achievements.

On Friday, March 24, the New Venture Championship (NVC) announced its 2017 final round judging panel.

At the University of Oregon’s Lundquist College of Business, we are attracting some of the foremost minds in academia.

The newly elevated School of Accounting has much to celebrate, including two back-to-back years of million-dollar-plus fundraising.

Some business Ducks spent a productive month across the pond this summer, and organizers plan to continue and expand the Lundquist-London learning connection.

Organizers of an all-day, innovation and entrepreneurship festival are seeking proposals for lectures, panel discussions, art installations, workshops, and other sessions.

A workshop is giving students the opportunity to invent a consumer product focused on sustainability, with an end goal of earning funding to develop their product.

As a sociologist, Damien Pitts was interested to see how his background would fit under the umbrella of “business.”

Incredible student accomplishments, outstanding faculty research, a major gift from alumni, and more.

When Summit Bank needed an in-depth analysis of a potential new business line, leaders there knew just who to call—the Oregon Consulting Group.

We hope each alumnus leaves us with a robust foundation and commitment to lifelong learning that will pay dividends long into the future.

Twelve Lundquist College faculty and staff members were the recipients of awards for their hard work over the 2016-2017 academic year.

We are honored to have played a part in preparing you for the many successes that lie in your path.

Sophomore honors college student, business student, and football player Sean Killpatrick draws from all of his diverse interests to make the most of his four years at UO.