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Attend the 2014 Net Impact National Conference
UST is heavily engaged in supporting and shaping the 2014 Net Impact National Conference, which will take place November 6-8 at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
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3 Ways Your Personal Brand Will Lead To Career Success
We’re quick to roll our eyes at commercials that try too hard to be funny, or restaurants that don’t serve the “high quality” food they claim. Your personal brand is not much different, especially in the business world. -
World Politics and Business at Home
Two Opus College of Business faculty members share insights about the impact of political instability on the U.S. business environment. -
St. Thomas Honors Top Entrepreneurs
Three of Minnesota’s most successful entrepreneurs were honored at the 25th annual Entrepreneur Awards ceremony. -
UST MBA Case Competition Team Wins $15,000 in Scholarships
Talented MBA candidates from more than 30 of the nation's leading business schools competed for $50,000 in scholarships in the 2014 NBMBAA Case Competition where a team of students from St. Thomas took second prize. -
MSRE student Q&A: Marty McCarthy
When most people think about real estate their first thoughts are often residential homes or new development in their community but often forget about public sector involvement like the work of the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency -
A Real Incarnate of a Horatio Alger Hero
With poverty comes fear, stress, and a shift of priorities. Poverty can shape who a person is and what a person can become. Recent graduate Vernon Rowland ’14 M.B.A. knows this firsthand, and is shaped by it. But he never allowed it to be an excuse. -
St. Thomas Hires First Associate Dean of Entrepreneurship
An accomplished entrepreneur, academic, investor and CEO with a track record of success at top entrepreneurship universities will become the first associate dean of entrepreneurship at the University of St. Thomas. -
Hiring Decisions: Are Amazon’s Three Hiring Questions Realistic For All Companies?
Mashable recently published the Three Hiring Questions to Steal from Amazon’s CEO. We talked with management professors Kevin Henderson and Liz Welsh to learn their opinion on whether or not we should all follow Amazon’s hiring plan.