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Roanoke College students got a chance to present their business ideas in a Shark Tank-style competition.
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Data dreamer: Roanoke alum is now chief data officer of Illinois
March 22, 2024
Category: From the Magazine
Dessa Gypalo '07 rose from a business administration and history double major at Roanoke College to chief data officer for the state of Illinois.
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Business and economics boom at Roanoke College
February 16, 2024
The Business & Economics Department is rolling out new initiatives, including new majors, in a forward-thinking expansion of its programs for students.
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Washington Semester offers students unforgettable learning experience
December 18, 2023
Category: Real-World Learning
Nine students spent the semester living and working in the nation’s capital through Roanoke College’s partnership with the Lutheran College Washington Semester program.
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In honor of International Education Week, we talked with Maroons who were able to live and study in Argentina, Ireland, Korea, Italy and Spain — a slice of the 50+ countries around the world where Roanoke has partners.
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In a new book co-edited by Alice Kassens, the John S. Shannon Professor of Economics at Roanoke College, esteemed economists apply the principles of classical liberalism to modern policy issues.
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Roanoke College welcomes first MBA class
June 15, 2023
The launch of the MBA is a major milestone that builds on Roanoke’s strong undergraduate programs in business and finance.
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The business administration major was recognized for her insightful analysis and ability to draw connections between complex, multifaceted themes.
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Entrepreneurial students step up to the plate for The Pitch
April 20, 2023
The annual “Shark Tank”-style competition invites students of all majors to take their business ideas to a panel of local experts.
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Roanoke hosts Steve Forbes for lecture and lessons
November 17, 2022
Forbes, who is editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine, spent the day talking with students before delivering his David L. Guy ’75 lecture, which focused on the value of capitalism.
