Marching Mizzou. Intramural soccer. Panhellenic Association’s executive board. Teaching assistant. Jane Winkler truly made the most of her time at the University of Missouri.

Jack Pope is one of many students who will be graduating from the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business in December.

Retail marketing students at the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.

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.

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

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. 

The right food packaging can reduce waste, save money, protect the quality of our food, enhance the consumer’s experience, and even trigger a sense of nostalgia (think McDonald’s Boo Buckets).

Article by Kampbell Hemeyer, courtesy of the

Like most kids, siblings Dominic St. Jean and Gabriella St. Jean participated in a cherished tradition: running their own lemonade stand.

There’s no doubt, Hannah Banks has made her mark on the University of Missouri. Banks, an accountancy student in Mizzou’s Robert J.

After high school, San Diego native Micaela Nevarez found herself longing for an out-of-state college experience. Though she toured several universities, one felt like home as soon as she stepped on campus: the University of Missouri.

Meredith Aslin Imber, a 2002 graduate of the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business, was working in finance on Wall Street when she noticed that she was not getting many visits from Mizzou students.

Thanks to a pair of career fairs hosted by Delta Sigma Pi – Alpha Beta and the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.

From left, Jenna Phelan, Pat Phelan, Mitzi Phelan and Jamie Phelan.

Story by Sara Diedrich, courtesy Show Me Mizzou.

Though it’s not the most recognized city in Germany, Frankfurt boasts an important advantage: It is the financial heart of Europe.

Young Luka Budisavljevic never stopped moving. Ice hockey. Basketball. Running outside to play with friends. His father just wanted him to slow down a little, so he suggested the game of chess.

A track scholarship brought New Zealand native Jackie Rasmussen to the United States as a college student. And she hasn’t stopped chasing her own goals — and helping others pursue theirs — since.

Three years ago, Killion Hardesty and buddy Gage Ryan found themselves with a plethora of peppers on their hands — so they cooked up a plan that is blazing a new path within the Columbia condiment crowd.