Trulaske Students Named Mizzou '18 and Mizzou '39 Award Recipients
Earlier this month, the Mizzou Alumni Association and Alumni Association Student Board named the 2022 Mizzou '18 Award and Mizzou ’39 Award recipients.
Breaking the stigma: Trulaske student raises awareness of mental health among Black students
By Stephen Schmidt
It took Alaina Meekins-Kent years to get where she is today — a place of sharing, a place of knowledge.
Thinking of hiring the next rainmaker? You better investigate their past first
In October 2020, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Antonio Brown – a top NFL talent who has faced allegations of reckless driving, felony burglary with battery, sexual assault and violating the NFL’s Personal Conduc
The unexpected information we can learn from the volatility of tax expense
How have you gauged the quality of a company’s financial report? Maybe you considered the audit report, whether the firm met earnings targets or how quickly the financial statements were filed.
Under construction: Trulaske graduate finds joy in building businesses, relationships in KC and beyond
By Stephen Schmidt
Jeremy Terman, BS BA ’16, is a rhino — and has been for a long time.
Trulaske graduate makes name for herself in HR, earns Ingram’s Forty Under 40 selection
By Stephen Schmidt
One could call it a precursor to a baptism by fire.
Missouri School of Journalism, Trulaske College of Business, and schools and colleges across campus collaborate with AT &T to put 5G into action
Story courtesy of the Missouri School of Journalism
By Austin Fitzgerald
Top exporters gather virtually at the 2021 Mid-America Trade Summit
On November 2 & 3, 2021, the University of Missouri International Trade Center, along with trade assistance partners from across the
A fast study: Trulaske sophomore ascends to apex of professional pickleball
By Stephen Schmidt
For Dylan Frazier, something just clicked. Although he cannot put his finger on the exact moment he fell in love with the sport of pickleball, it happened quickly — like the pace of the sport itself.
Opportunities for advancement: Gender bias in the workplace
Gender-based assumptions and stereotypes influence a wide array of social behavior. These stereotypes are so prevalent we often don’t realize their impact. Gender bias, and other biases, influences nearly every decision we make, resulting in
.99-ending prices: Are they really as effective as we assume?
There has been a long-standing debate among researchers regarding what makes prices ending in .99 so attractive to consumers. Some argue that consumers tend to focus on the left digits, rounding the .99 down (e.g., viewing $18.99 as $18).
