Business News

University of Nebraska–Lincoln students in the Foundations of Entrepreneurship (ENTR 321B) course provided a Builders Marketplace for the College of Business community in November. From flower bouquets, sweatshirts and blankets to Taylor Swift-style message bracelets and golf-themed shot glasses, the students used their individual strengths in entrepreneurial teams to plan, create, market and sell their own products and then donated the profits to local nonprofits. » Full Article

Students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business worked hands-on to serve their community through the Philanthropy and Leadership (MNGT 411) course, also known by its project name, Strive to Thrive Lincoln. Leading the grant-awarding process, they gained firsthand insight into the nonprofit world and awarded $10,000 in grants to two local nonprofits – Food Fort and WICS Home for Girls. » Full Article

Four University of Nebraska–Lincoln business students claimed a national supply chain competition championship for the second year in a row. » Full Article

Ten undergraduate teams from universities across the nation competed at the inaugural Cornhusker Business Case Competition held at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business in October. Sponsored by Hudl, the competition prioritized adaptability and innovative thinking by challenging teams to craft well-reasoned proposals for diverse stakeholders. Winning teams hailed from the University of Texas-Austin and the University of Cincinnati. » Full Article

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month, Nebraska Today featured Huskers like Macy Keller who are making an impact on campus. A member of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, Keller is a business administration major from Falls City, Nebraska. Though she’s only in her first year at the university, Keller is already finding ways to grow and make an impact in the College of Business. » Full Article

A record-breaking number of 108 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students showed their entrepreneurial, communication and presentation skills at the 15th annual 3-2-1 Quick Pitch competition, Nov. 9. Hosted by the Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship, the event gives students representing all colleges on campus a platform to deliver a three-minute business idea to volunteer judges for the chance to win cash prizes totaling $12,000. » Full Article