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Global Immersion in Italy Blog by Marin Olson

August 8, 2017

College of Business Building

College of Business Building to be Named Howard L. Hawks Hall

August 4, 2017

Darci Vetter (left) speaks while Chancellor Ronnie Green (center) and Clayton Yeutter listen during a Heuermann Lecture in January 2016. Vetter has been named diplomat in residence to help launch the Clayton K. Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance at Nebraska.

From Nebraska Today

Vetter named Yeutter Institute diplomat in residence

July 6, 2017

Donna Dudney, associate professor of finance in the College of Business, leads a finance course. The Board of Regents approved a name change for the college, dropping the name administration, on March 31.

From Nebraska Today

College of Business says goodbye to ‘Administration’

April 14, 2017

The College of Business Administration's spring Executive Insights panel is 4 to 6 p.m. April 13 in the Nebraska Union Auditorium.

From Nebraska Today

Four alumni to speak at Executive Insights panel April 13

March 31, 2017

Gooding

From Nebraska Today

Rock band to teach students lessons in finance

March 23, 2017

The 13th annual Women in Business Conference is 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 19 at the Country Club of Lincoln.

From Nebraska Today

Lincoln Chamber, CBA host Women in Business Conference

March 21, 2017

Campus photo

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for March 10

March 10, 2017

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students travel by boat to the Embera Drua indigenous community in Panama. Those pictured are (from left) Lucas Kahnk, Joseph Gomez, Debbie Seeley, trip sponsor J.K. Osiri, Corrin Bemis, Max Camey, Talia Halperin and Jacy Spencer.

From Nebraska Today

Students visit Panama for sustainability project

January 27, 2017

Career Closet

Career Closet Initiative Provides Business Clothes to CBA Students

January 26, 2017

Eric Thompson (second from right), associate professor of economics, works with student research assistants in the College of Business Administration’s Bureau of Business Research. The bureau is designed to assist with Nebraska’s economic development efforts.

From Nebraska Today

Economic indicator predicts slow growth in mid-2017

January 20, 2017

Eric Thompson (second from right), associate professor of economics, works with student research assistants in the College of Business Administration’s Bureau of Business Research. The bureau is designed to assist with Nebraska’s economic development efforts.

From Nebraska Today

December surveys show optimistic businesses, cautious consumers

January 4, 2017