Maarten Pederson

Finding his place, helping others find theirs

Transfer student Maarten Pederson found a place to thrive at Mizzou. Now he's helping other students do the same.
Tim Sebolt and Bryce Rudolph

Built for what’s next: Trulaske gives students a launchpad for modern business

Second-year finance students Tim Sebolt and Bryce Rudolph turned a C4TT fellowship into a growing business — an example of how Trulaske is giving students the technology, experience and entrepreneurial skills to succeed in a rapidly changing workplace.
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Trulaske earns national recognition in 2027 U.S. News rankings

College of Business and School of Accountancy recognized as Mizzou continues its climb among the nation’s top universities.
digital strike & trulaske

Digital Strike Returns as TruWelcome Corporate Partner for Second Year

COLUMBIA, Mo. — August 2026 — The Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.

Jackson Kinder and Lexington Jones

Mizzou Giving Day contribution establishes new endowed scholarship for transformative technology at Trulaske

Mizzou Giving Day 2026 marked an important milestone for the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business.

Moore

Trulaske accountancy student ‘vaults’ to success

Written by Kathy Deters

ITC Spring 2026

ITC Interns Supporting the Decision-Making Needs of Area Businesses

On May 1, 2026, sixteen University of Missouri Trulaske College of Business students interning with the International Trade Center (ITC) presented semester-long global market research projects to three U.S.

2026 trade trek

Trulaske Trade Trek takes students on a global expedition

Written by Kathy Deters

Shawn Askinosie, AB ’83, JD ’89, is proving that Missouri-based businesses can compete responsibly in a global market and still turn a “sweet” profit.

Jackson Kinder

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

Written by Kathy Deters

Luke Elking will graduate from the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business this spring. But not without first making his mark.