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Campus Creamery celebrates its grand opening

Campus Creamery, a new Student Entrepreneurial Program (StEP) campus store selling ice cream, celebrated its grand opening outside the Gregg storefronts on March 30. 

, and | Junior News Editors

Chickpea oatmeal: WashU entrepreneurs tackle breakfast

Chickpeas for breakfast? That’s the brainchild of senior Chiara Munzi, who launched chickpea oatmeal company ChiChi in 2022.

| Staff Writer

Why I left the business school

I should not have had to leave Olin to find creativity in business, especially when innovation and entrepreneurship are meant to be among its pillars.

| Contributing Writer

ABS honors diversity of Black student achievements with ‘Black Talks, Black Thoughts’

The Association of Black Students continued their 2020 Black History Month programming series, Feb. 25 in the Orchid Room, with the third annual “Black Talks, Black Thoughts,” which offered students and faculty the opportunity to give a 10 minute presentation on any topic of their choosing.

| Senior News Editor

‘We want the students to be able to develop networks in the St. Louis area’: Skandalaris Center launches Entrepreneurial Fellowship Program

The Skandalaris Center launched its year-long St. Louis Entrepreneurial Fellowship Program, which aims to help Washington University students engage in innovative ventures in St. Louis.

Ellie Ito | Staff Reporter

Live Nation Missouri director of sales talks music, getting experience

High Note Music Industry Collective, a cross-disciplinary organization that strives to create opportunities for students to network and learn about the different facets of the music industry, provided Washington University students the unique opportunity to discover the inner workings of live music event promotion through hearing from Nic Zamora, Missouri director of media and sponsorship sales for Live Nation Entertainment, in the Skandalaris Center Nov. 21.

Elia/Longyu Zhang | Contributing Writer

HER Summit aims to create community of female entrepreneurs, bridge the gender gap

Aspiring female entrepreneurs had the opportunity to learn from established businesswomen at the Helping Entrepreneurs Rise (HER) Summit in Risa Commons, Oct. 19.

Grace Gore | Contributing Reporter

WU hosts first HER Summit for female entrepreneurs

Washington University’s Skandalaris Center held its first Help Entrepreneurs Rise summit at College Hall Nov. 3. This summit featured guest lectures, panel discussions and business strategy exercises focused on teaching female entrepreneurs how to navigate the business world and build their businesses.

Merry May Ma | Contributing Reporter

WU student-run Bear Studios expands to Baltimore, continues to succeed with LEAP Challenge

Three years after its founding, Bear Studios—a student-run strategy and design firm—has expanded its operations to Baltimore.

| Senior News Editor

Student-run Bear Studios aims to promote campus entrepreneurship

A new business incubator founded by students opened its doors last September and hopes to support student-run business at any stage of development.

Rory Mather | Contributing Reporter

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