Jackson Kinder

Student workers in Trulaske’s C4TT, CEI lead workshops for peers

Student workers in Trulaske’s Center for Transformative Technology and Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation are helping peers learn to use AI and other technology ethically and effectively.
 Gregg Scheller

Sticky Notes and Sleepless Nights Spell Success for Mizzou Inventor

Gregg Scheller, BS ME ’79, talks about his path to entrepreneurship.
Nique Fajors

‘Dream big, execute, win’: New director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation shares plans

New Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation director shares looks forward to serving as a mentor for young entrepreneurs.
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Featured student speaker at Trulaske commencement reflects on bittersweet goodbye

Josh Dyer, a native of Quincy, Illinois, was chosen by his peers to serve as the featured student speaker at the December commencement for the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business.

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Let’s ‘taco’ ‘bout entrepreneurship: Trulaske student dishes on spicy success

Just like the perfect blend of spices, Andrew Rubin’s business started as a mix of his three favorite ingredients: food, travel and a taste for entrepreneurship.

Trulaske participate in 2025 EQ competition

More than a side quest: Trulaske students bring innovative ideas to Entrepreneur Quest

The University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business knows a thing or two about the entrepreneurial mindset.

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Setback sets Trulaske student entrepreneurs on the path to success

They say that necessity is the mother of invention. For two students in the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business, necessity was the inspiration for a booming business. 

Clara May

Trulaske entrepreneur champions safety, sustainability in beauty biz

In 2019, Ciara May made an important discovery: Many of the synthetic hair products being marketed to Black women contained petroleum and were linked to skin irritation and other health risks.

Laylo Yakhshiboeva

Uzbekistan Professor Shares Expertise, Learns U.S. Culture at Mizzou

Bringing different backgrounds and thoughts together can yield some astonishing results.

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AI meets academia: Revolutionizing business education for the future

This article originally appeared in the Fall 2024 issue of Trulaske Magazine.

Lucas Crow and Lane Osborn

The enterprising spirit: Two students awarded Darby Fellowship for Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Two up-and-coming student entrepreneurs from the Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.

Image: alumni Jordan Harvey sitting at his desk while at work

How one student turned a lesson in failure into a successful LA career

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.

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Exchanging ideas abroad

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

Sophia Rivera Hassemer

Beyond the spear: Trulaske alumna and javelin star Sophia Rivera Hassemer, on her life as a professional athlete

By Elleyna Rudman

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

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U.S. Navy pilot takes flight with Crosby MBA

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.

David Novak

Great leaders lead by lifting others up: Trulaske students hear from David Novak

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.

Mason Aid

Crosby MBA and graduate certificate are perfect match for small business owner

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.

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Trulaske students help pilot the University of Missouri’s 112th Homecoming

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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MU business students tackle innovation from 30,000 feet

Photo courtesy of Nez Redi

Article courtesy of Show Me Mizzou

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Empowering student entrepreneurs: The Entrepreneurship Alliance Accelerator

The Entrepreneurship Alliance Accelerator (EAA) is the