Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business

By Stephen Schmidt Like many others in Bergamo, Italy, the night of May 23, 2007, began with a dinner party. Pasta, pizza, wine, laughter. There was a bus to take several students from the Trulaske College of Business into the city’s center, in the middle of the fourth installment of the study abroad partnership between the University of Missouri and the University of Bergamo, which recently celebrated its 20th anniversary.

For retail marketing students at Trulaske, gamification is more than a buzzword they hear about from their professors. A new partnership with Adroit Studios Gaming Lab, a game development lab in the MU School of Information Sciences & Learning Technologies, has allowed students to put this innovative concept into practice and bring a new meaning to hands-on learning.

By Kylie Groh For most, an internship is a box to check or a rung on the ladder of professional experience. For Sean Segasture, it was an opportunity to surpass expectations.

Organizations and CEOs use a variety of communication channels, including social media and professional newswires, to reach their audiences.

The University of Missouri International Trade Center, along with trade assistance partners from across the region, recently hosted the annual Mid-America Trade Summit to bring together top exporters, global trade leaders and trade assistance providers from across Mid-America. This year’s featured presenters included:

Rivalry and Technology Strategy scholars are unanimous: Firms must understand their competition. But technological changes in the age of digital transformation—artificial intelligence, blockchain, etc., reshaping firm operations—are beginning to rearrange who ‘really’ competes with whom. Consider two contrasting examples of Microsoft’s gaming business and Amazon’s enterprise cloud business.

Held in conjunction with the university's 111th Homecoming, the Herbert J. Davenport Society dinner and induction ceremony for the Trulaske College of Business was held in-person for the first time since 2019 on October 21 in downtown Columbia.

Harry M. Cornell, Jr., BS BA ’50, the namesake of the building that houses the Trulaske College of Business, was honored during a dedication of a tree outside of Cornell Hall on the Carnahan Quadrangle on October 20.

By Kylie Groh Introducing their majesties, the Homecoming Top 10 Royalty from the Trulaske College of Business. This week marks the 111th homecoming at the University of Missouri. Homecoming celebrates many campus traditions and the “coming home” of alumni. This year, four Trulaske College of Business students are featured as Top 10 Royalty. These students exemplify school spirit, and each represents a different sponsoring organization. We asked them a few questions about their homecoming experiences and time at Mizzou.

Tyler Shultz, known for his role as the whistleblower who exposed fraudulent practices at Theranos, spoke to a packed house in Cornell Hall on Friday, October 14, at the 20th annual Orin Ethics Symposium.