Finance and Business Information Systems Double Major Nitya Patil is Gusting Off to the Windy City

Being Inspired, Inspiring Others, and Never Giving Up: Andrea Valencia

Creative, Practical, Innovative: Paige Stone Packages MBA with Design Degree

Alvin Lagu: “The Journey is More Important than the Destination”

With Sunkst Swim, Enjoli Rodriguez Designs for Plus-Sized Customers

Enjoli Rodriguez’s focus on the plus-sized market for a swimwear line is a smart business tactic as well as a demonstration of her commitment to inclusivity.

Senior Jack Wegrich ‘Connects the Dots’ on Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine

College of Business senior Jack Wegrich volunteers time and knowledge for humanitarian aid mission to Ukraine.

Academics & Advocacy: Diana Tuz Bojorquez

In graduating first in his family, everything played out for Nick Hoddevik

The Thompson Family and TEC Equipment scholarship made the financial part of four years of college easy. Nick Hoddevik doubled down and earned two degrees - in finance and business information systems.

Papé, Inc.’s focus on customers has been a key to their success

Andersen Construction creates opportunities through leadership change

Family business rescue complete, Student of the Year Joseph Baniqued looks to the future

Maletis family carries legacy of Oregon Fruit Products forward

Sullivan siblings apply family values to the work culture at Alyrica

Pat Reser Honors her Late Husband, Al, with an Endowed Chair

Business administration student Josiah Cruikshank is elected to national FFA office

How You Can Help Ukraine

There are as many as four million Ukrainian refugees according to a United Nations late March report. Jack Wegrich, a senior in management, has found a way to help and offers bold, multifaceted advice for those who want to help, too. 

4th in Nation: OSU Sales Academy Sees Success through Leadership and Commitment

Roast-to-order Coffee is Niche Space for Howling Hounds

Reid Burford discovered a simple truth – freshly roasted coffee is better coffee. And he founded a business.

Setting our sights on zero: How we define future success

Many mainstream stories of entrepreneurial success feature people who have benefited from seeing role models who look and sound like themselves thriving as business owners. When I had a chance to build a team and launch a new entrepreneurship center at Oregon State University about five years ago, I set about charting a different course, using the framework of inclusive design.

Data analytics and ethics: A conversation with Lutz Beck

Grant Funding Helped the College of Business Expand its Blueprint Program

Remembering Jack Drexler

In the end the story of Jack Drexler is not about the superhero, but the cape. It is one that many agree the humble man would not want written as he never sought such attention in his life. The list of accomplishments is long, but the friends who stood beside him are what mattered most.

Men are more likely to respond negatively to gender threats in the workplace than women

Keith Leavitt, professor of management and associate dean, researches what triggers some problematic behaviors among men.

The Basics of DEI in a Free, Online Course

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