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Management professor Ralph Heidl didn’t just want to teach students AI for business, he wanted them to learn how to build their own AI assistants for navigating real-world business challenges.
UO Business News | March/April 2026
Olympic moments, rethinking the ballet pointe shoe, new alumni ambassadors, and more...
Building Expertise for a Changing Profession
From Hanover, Pennsylvania, known as the “Snack Capital of the World” thanks to factories from major companies like Campbell’s, Snyder’s of Hanover, Utz, and Hanover Foods, Master of Accounting student Cameron Little brings a distinctive perspective to this year’s cohort.
A New Take on a Centuries-Old Design
A student team from the Sports Product Management program tackled the real-world challenge of rethinking the ballet pointe shoe.
Olympic Energy Permeates Campus
From watch parties and guest speakers to global research connections, the 2026 UO Olympic Studies Week showcased UO as a hub for scholarship and education related to the Olympic movement.
Meet Our Inaugural Alumni Ambassadors
The Lundquist College of Business is proud to introduce the inaugural cohort of Alumni Ambassadors, a group of engaged alumni leaders helping strengthen connections between the college and the Duck business community across the country.
Download the Lundquist Connect App
The Lundquist Connect mobile app is here! Connect with fellow Ducks, expand your professional network, and tap into the power of community right from your phone.
Embracing Real-World Projects in Oakridge
The UO Sustainable City Year Program paired more than 200 students with the City of Oakridge to support local businesses and economic development through hands-on, community-driven consulting and class-based projects.
Finding Confidence in Real-World Work
For Demitri Kritsepis, professional growth started by saying yes to opportunities that pushed him beyond the classroom.
Looking Outward as Life Changes
At 86, Alan Eliason—who first joined UO as a professor in the College of Business—is centering generosity in his life.