How to raise $1,000,000 on Kickstarter
Professors and students across Colorado State University's College of Business have been studying the changing economic landscape to better position themselves as entrepreneurs and educators.
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How to raise $1,000,000 on Kickstarter
Professors and students across Colorado State University's College of Business have been studying the changing economic landscape to better position themselves as entrepreneurs and educators.
Why America's labor unions are about to die
Trumps victory follows a straight line from the defeat of the Labor Reform Act of 1978 to the election of 2016.
The gift of tuition: How donors are helping business students succeed
Thanks to over 1,000 donors, the College of Business recently awarded $894,000 through 246 scholarship awards, an 88% jump from the year before.
The gift of tuition: How donors are helping business students succeed
During Michael Smith’s first job out of Colorado State University there was no way he could have anticipated the events in his life that would lead to a career in oil and gas, let alone his return to CSU as a leader in the industry to deliver scholarships benefiting hundreds of students and their families.
IBM Watson Analytics Day at Morgan Library Nov. 10
Free licenses available to put the power of smart-data recovery to work for you in your research.
College of Business welcomes newest faculty
As the College of Business continues to grow, we want to take the time to welcome our newest tenure-track faculty to the Colorado State University community.
Millions more voters legalizing marijuana won't clear up regulatory haze
If the results of legalization initiatives on this year's ballot are all "yes," about 23 percent of Americans will be able to use marijuana socially. But the conflict between state and federal law creates an unstable financial environment for producers and retailers.
Approaching complexity with compassion
"We're seeing that you can be socially responsible and sustainable and be very profitable at the same time," says management instructor Grace Hanley Wright.