Ashley He: The Student Experience is Truly Unique

Madelyn Moore: Daimler Internships Lead to First Job

After two consecutive summer internship with Daimler Truck North America, Madelyn Moore starts full time with Daimler as an Early Career Talent Coordinator. Madelyn celebrates with the College of Business Class of 2024, earning her degree in management, specializing in human resources.

Caleb Conner: Grit and Perseverance — and Leveraging Important Support

“As a non-traditional student, the biggest challenge I faced was striking a sustainable balance between academics, work responsibilities and my personal life."

Gavin Smith: Combining a Passion for Environmental Sustainability with Business Acumen

“I would encourage everyone to take risks in your academic journey. You never know what you'll end up finding....”

Hayden Van Steenburgh: Four Years of Opportunities with Leadership

Alina Matsumoto: The Art of Balancing

“We all navigate life in our own ways, and the path we take to success is supposed to be unique. It's important to remember that we are all at OSU for a reason. Sko beavs!!!”

Kelli Rei Liwu Nekomoto: I have truly enjoyed my four years

Kelli Rei Liwu Nekomoto earns her degree in supply chain and logistics management, and will return to Oahu to begin her career. Active in leadership in her sorority, and a Tour Ambassador in the OSU Welcome Office, a team that welcomes over 30,000 individuals every year, Kelli says she truly enjoyed her years at Oregon State University and found a home in Corvallis.

Thinking Forward: Q&A with OSU Alumnus Joel Walker, Client Manager at SGK

The social media team sat down with Joel Walker ’20, MBA ’21 at the College of Business Student Leadership Conference to talk about his experience at OSU as well as his advice on finding professional success.

Parent Connection: Supporting Your Student this Summer

Celebrate the strides your business student has made at Oregon State: As they gear up for summer, discover how to support their academic journey and prepare for the season and year ahead. Dive into our guide for a productive summer as well as well-deserved relaxation.

Ethics Case Competition – Homeless PDX

The Oregon State College of Business third-year case competition promotes dialogue on difficult topics. The signature Blueprint event of junior year puts students into dialogical competition as they practice critical thinking, argumentation and presentation skills on a contemporary, polarizing topic. The tight links between business, government and society are explored as students engage in critical debate.

Made @ OSU: Our Microbusinesses

An exceptional hands-on learning experience – the BA 160 courses for first-year students result in the launch over 80 microbusinesses, ranging from custom t-shirts to charm bracelets. These businesses produce tens of thousands of dollars in profits, which are turned over to our student emergency scholarship fund.

Blueprint: Bridging Education and Career Success in the College of Business 

In the College of Business, we're shaping futures with Blueprint. This innovative program goes beyond textbooks, offering real-world skills for academic and professional triumphs. From networking events to financial planning, Blueprint equips students for life beyond the classroom. Join us in empowering your student's journey to success.

Family harmony key to 7Bev Ale and Cider House’s instant success

In just six years, 7Bev Corporation’s Ale and Cider House in West Linn has become a community hub and gathering place

2024 McGregor Memorial Lecture: Real Talk about What Women Face at Work

Melanie Ho, Ph.D. — our keynote for the annual Susan J. McGregor Lecture on Women’s Leadership — is an award-winning academic, artist, author and sought-after motivational speaker, whose published work has been described as the evolution of the 'lean in' mantra.

Joth Ricci, former CEO of Dutch Bros, to join College of Business as executive in residence

A new future for a historic building, designed by students

Entrepreneurship Panel Welcomes Leaders in Creativity and Commerce

Campus Connection: Why being involved in college is important to your student’s success

Parent Connection: A successful spring term – and opportunities ahead

Spring term is filled with brighter, warmer days, and many exciting projects reach fruition after two terms of hard work. We want to point out a few things to keep top-of-mind for the end of year one – internships and medium-term planning for the coming opportunities at the college.

With choices across the country, OSU Presidential Scholar picks the College of Business

I really looked into the atmosphere of a school. A lot of the schools in big cities just felt a bit too overwhelming, and I knew that I did not want to go to a place where you can get lost in the crowd.

Building programs to fulfill a land grant mission

Prem Mathew grew up knowing the value of higher education. His parents, who graduated from high school but did not attend college, wove the message into their daily lives. The message resonated.

Community tax service boosted by million-plus grant

If you think tax season is busy; wait until you hear what the College of Business accounting program has targeted next: It’s an ambitious $1.61 million project – bringing free tax accounting services to communities across Oregon.

Be indispensable

Named one of Portland’s “40 under 40” in finance by the Portland Business Journal, Scott Christianson reflected on his road to success and the importance of giving back.

Setting students up for success

Anita Winn ‘79 wasn’t sure what she wanted to study when she arrived at Oregon State as a first- year student. Her epiphany came in class, when a buyer from Macy’s spoke about his career. Winn listened, and was sold.