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USF's Bulls Startup Camp challenges teens to think like founders
Twenty-eight high schoolers got a head start on their future careers last week at USF’s Bulls Startup Summer Camp, where they built real business ideas, toured local companies and pitched to a panel of judges.
June 30, 2025Business News, Entrepreneurship, Events
Keep moving to keep moving: Temple Terrace gym tailors classes to older adults - WFTS
Micah Morgan, a USF alumnus and former football player, opened MMFitness in 2013, drawing on his athletic background to inspire others. In January, motivated by his mother’s fitness journey, he shifted his focus to create specialized classes for adults aged 50 and older.
June 26, 2025Entrepreneurship
Ten ways alumni can engage with the Nault Center for Entrepreneurship
Want to give back to USF? Here are 10 cost-free ways Nault Center alumni can engage — from mentoring to networking and beyond.
June 10, 2025Business News, Entrepreneurship
USF football's Reggie Johnson named a 2025 McLendon Scholar - USF Athletics
Johnson, who is enrolled in the Vinik Sport & Entertainment Management program within the Muma College of Business, was one of 11 student-athletes nationwide to earn a postgraduate scholarship from the McLendon Foundation.
May 23, 2025Business News, Honors and Awards
Why 'healthy' food labels fool even savvy shoppers - Archynewsy
Boasting about specific nutrients is one way companies can mislead while still being honest. Touting the lack of a nutrient, like gluten, doesn’t necessarily mean a product is good for you. "Those buzzwords get us, and those words change over time," said Dipayan Biswas, a USF marketing professor.
May 15, 2025Research and Innovation
Long-haul truckers worry about trade war - Bay News 9
The U.S. trade war has caused shipping to come to a near standstill at ports along the West Coast. Its affects will have a ripple effect across multiple industries. USF's Supply Chain Innovation Lab director explains the impact of the tariff wars on long-haul truckers.
May 14, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation
Innovation in Online Design and Teaching Award highlights creative faculty approaches - USF Innovative Education
Brianna JeeWon Paulich, an associate professor in the School of Marketing and Innovation, was honored for her work alongside learning designer Chad Garcia for the Marketing Research course.
May 6, 2025Honors and Awards
USF faculty talks trade war and global supply chain issues - WFTS
Seckin Ozkul, director of the USF Supply Chain Innovation Lab, discussed which industries and products are most vulnerable to shortages.
May 5, 2025Business News
Graduate Alison Frate to students: Never take ‘no’ as a final answer - USF Sarasota-Manatee
First-generation student Alison Frate graduates magna cum laude from USF Sarasota-Manatee, using mentorship and Honors College opportunities as stepping stones to New York Law School.
May 2, 2025Business News
Trustees approve updated USF stadium plan, paving the way for full construction to move forward - USF News
Check out USF’s latest rendering for the stadium and learn more about how construction is ramping up – putting it on track to open in fall 2027.
April 29, 2025Business News
USF Honors student shakes up energy aisle with savory bar brand
Mira Stimac, an Honors student and an entrepreneurship major, created Lope Bars — a savory energy bar brand using clean ingredients, designed specifically for athletes.
April 17, 2025Entrepreneurship, Spotlights
Employee cohorts can improve retention — especially among Gen Z, study shows - HR Dive
Leaders and hiring managers can better help newcomers feel like they’re a meaningful part of the organization by focusing on creating strong cohort dynamics, the researchers said.
April 14, 2025Research and Innovation