Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business

Stevie Hefner thought he had missed his chance to attend the University of Missouri until he learned about the Crosby MBA at the Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business.

When Mirieli Santos crosses the stage on Friday to accept her diploma from the University of Missouri, she will have achieved a goal that seemed almost incomprehensible to the young woman who arrived on campus from Brazil in January 2019.

When Cade Koehly was in high school, he dreamed of attending college somewhere out of state and far from his small hometown of Chillicothe, Missouri.

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Article courtesy of Show Me Mizzou.Editor's Note: Parker Owens is a 2021 graduate of the Trulaske College of Business.

Heaven Butler has always considered herself to be a hard-working student. After all, the Kansas City, Missouri, native holds down three part-time jobs while studying fulltime as a junior majoring in management at the Trulaske College of Business.

By Maria Yore

Sixteen MU and Trulaske College of Business students interning with the MU International Trade Center shared findings from the semester-long global market research projects on December 1, 2023, with four Missouri companies each seeking to expand t

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Alumnus and veteran Scott Van Genderen attended MU on an ROTC scholarship in the ’80s. Today, two of his children are able to call themselves Tigers while working overseas.

The Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business held its inaugural Trulaske Doctoral Alumni Research Colloquium Oct. 14-15 in Cornell Hall.

There was never any question who Jamie McDonald would nominate for the inaugural class of student leaders selected for the 2023 Remington R. Williams Award: Ethan Joly, a senior at the Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business.

For David Novak, being an effective leader isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about surrounding yourself with ambitious people eager to find the answers for you – and then, most importantly, thanking them for their work.

As a champion for diversity and inclusion, Mason Aid is always looking for new ways to leverage their experience and reach more people with their message.

Christopher Coyne, an award-winning author and professor of economics at George Mason University, spoke about capitalism vs. political capitalism during the college’s biennial symposium focused on Austrian economics, held on Oct.

The Herbert J. Davenport Society dinner and induction ceremony for the Trulaske College of Business was held in conjunction with the university’s 112th Homecoming on October 20 at the Country Club of Missouri.

For Alina Peterson, winning The Pitch Competition sponsored by E &J Gallo Winery and Breakthru Beverage Group was far more than securing a prize. It was a life-changing experience for the senior majoring in marketing at the Robert J.

by Elleyna Rudman

Trulaske College of Business students are traditionally at the forefront of one of the biggest planning feats of the year: Homecoming.

In 2013, Kevyn D. Orr stepped down as a restructuring expert at the global law firm Jones Day to become the City of Detroit’s newest emergency manager. His mission: save the Motor City from financial collapse.