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Donors and Alumni
Three alumni from the Oregon Executive MBA program were honored at the Portland Business Journal’s annual CFO Awards luncheon this May.
The Challenge of Branding
Making the commitment to stand for something is what defines and builds a community.
When It Comes to Careers: Talent Matters
At the UO Lundquist College of Business, providing a pipeline of talented, knowledgeable, and dedicated graduates is what we do best--and what sets us apart.
Diversity at Work
On a frosty April morning, thirty-five Lundquist College students were among the multicultural Ducks who headed up to Portland for a day of career workshops and networking.
Innovation is the Expectation
Innovate or get left behind. The phrase may seem bold, but in the business world it’s never been more accurate.
Warsaw Center Turns Twenty
Founded in 1993, the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center was the first program of its kind in the United States.
Edlen Raises the Bar
"My UO business school experience has not only shaped my career, it’s shaped my entire life," said Mark Edlen '75, MBA '76.
Alum Brews Up Success
It's all coming full circle for Townshend's Tea Company founder Matt Thomas '02.
Daring to Discover
"Most people don't like change, but I thrive on it," said Anne Marie Levis, MBA '96, in her keynote speech at this year's Women in Business Gala.
New Standards for Success
Proposed new accreditation standards more accurately reflect the nature of modern business education.