business
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Trading cards: A hobby-turned business
“‘I shouldn’t be walking into a Target, [going] to the Pokémon section and [worrying] I’m about to get tackled by somebody because I just wanted to get a pack of cards. I feel like it drives people away from the community.’”
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Pre-college programs added to reflect lowering college matriculation
“‘[They are] designed for college immersion, [and] giving [students] an idea of what college life might look like while still in high school.’”
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Classroom to consulting
Ford will be starting a fellowship following graduation that will help him launch and expand his startup business, Deity LLC.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Business in Healthcare Club
“‘I would like Business in Healthcare Club to continue to grow and prosper and really develop itself within the vision I have, but also to take into consideration new thoughts and ideas.”’
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Retail Club revival
The Retail Club has several opportunities for engagement and awards planned for this semester.
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Business students speak out against “fake major” stereotype
“Without business, I don’t think the world would be spinning.”
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Free RBE ideas for the creatively challenged
In an effort to promote “innovation that excites,” co-opinion editor Katie Freeman pitches fresh ideas for the fall RBE season.
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Thrift Easy a Butler Student-Run Business
Multimedia reporter Alexis Wallman talks with Butler University junior Erin Haugh about her student-run business, Thrift Easy.
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Dawgs with Style: Sarah and Zayna Salih
Butler students and sisters Sarah and Zayna Salih share how their passion for fashion inspired them to start their clothing company, Salih Squared.