Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business

Jordan Harvey, BS BA ’20, was on a roll. It was his junior year at the Trulaske College of Business where he was hitting all his goals, making the grades and dabbling in a streetwear business on the side. The 21-year-old from St.

This article originally appeared in the Winter 2024 issue of Mizzou Magazine.

By Elleyna Rudman

From typical childhood sports to professional javelin star, Sophia Rivera Hassemer’s journey as an athlete is one for the books.

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.

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.

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.

by Elleyna Rudman

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

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Article courtesy of Show Me Mizzou

The Entrepreneurship Alliance Accelerator (EAA) is the

This spring, the Trulaske College of Business rebooted its annual Business Week, and kicked off the week of workshops, presentations, and interactive sessions with “Entrepreneurship Night” supported by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovatio

By Kylie Groh

Article courtesy of Show Me Mizzou.

By Stephen Schmidt

Looking back on her younger days, Ciara Imani May, BS BA ’17, says she always had an entrepreneurial spirit, but didn’t know what it meant to be an entrepreneur until she got to Mizzou.