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The DREAMBIG Academy is a week-long summer academy that provides diverse, incoming high school seniors the opportunity to learn about the dynamic world of business and potential career opportunities at the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

Achievements for September 2019

September 6, 2019

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Consumer confidence rebounds in August

September 6, 2019

Dean Kathy Farrell with the 14 new faculty joining the College of Business this fall.

Fourteen New Faculty Join Nebraska Business

September 4, 2019

Buffett spoke at the University of Nebraska with Bill Gates in 2005 and turns 89-years-old, August 30.

Alumnus Warren Buffett Celebrates 89 Years

August 28, 2019

Van Duyn believes her time in the MAIAA program gave her the experience she needed to embrace changes in the workplace at Hudl.

Van Duyn Strikes Big at Hudl

August 22, 2019

Audrey Erker, a junior business administration major from Omaha, Nebraska, studies abroad in the Nebraska at Oxford program in England from July 21 to August 17.

Audrey Erker – Oxford Global Immersion Blog

August 21, 2019

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska’s leading economic indicator bounces back in July

August 21, 2019

From Nebraska Today

Day in the life: Husker studies abroad in Barcelona

August 20, 2019

The Power Lunches series provides relevant business insights to professionals. It features 90-minute presentations led by Nebraska faculty.

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Power lunches focus on preparing for business futures

August 19, 2019

Kevin Flanegin, a graduate teaching assistant in the College of Business, spent

From Nebraska Today

What I Did this Summer | Student reports

August 18, 2019

More than 125 business students received degrees following the 2019 summer semester.

From Grit to Glory: Nebraska Business Grads Celebrated

August 16, 2019

As the age of big data continues, machine learning and artificial intelligence play increasingly transformational roles in business. For those wanting to know more about the topic, Dr. Steve Cooper, associate professor of computer science and executive director of the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management, explores machine learning at an upcoming Center for Executive and Professional Development Power Lunch on Thursday, September 19. The session, titled “How Machine Learning Impacts Bu

Two Reasons Machine Learning Can Help Your Business

August 15, 2019