Preparation begins for Governor’s Cup competition
By Susannah Waite Every year students from Meinders School of Business compete in the Governor’s Cup. The Governor’s Cup is an Oklahoma competition where groups of students create business plans for...
View ArticleOCU offers wide range of undergraduate, graduate degrees
By Susannah Waite Oklahoma City University is a liberal arts university that offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate degrees. The private college is listed as a Top 25 school in U.S. News and...
View ArticleOCU Hall of Honor will induct business, community leaders
Oklahoma City University’s Meinders School of Business will induct five business and community leaders into the OCU Hall of Honor during the 28th annual Oklahoma Commerce and Industry Hall of Honor...
View ArticleDECA hosts fundraising workshop, seeks new members
A new organization on campus will host a workshop on fundraising. Distributive Education Clubs of America is hosting the workshop to inform students and faculty of the need for community involvement....
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Not your average Joe
Meet Joe Wathika, business sophomore, as he describes some of his life experiences since moving from Kenya. Though he has already run business organizations, followed his passion for DJing, and...
View ArticleStudent Senate rejects bill for alumni event
Student Government Association is asking student organizations to consider budgets when requesting funding. When student organizations requests funding from SGA, the appropriations committee processes...
View ArticleBusiness organization advances to national competition
OCU’s Distributive Education Clubs of America chapter represented Meinders School of Business in a regional competition on Jan. 7. The regional competition advanced qualifiers to the national...
View ArticleBusiness school adviser retires
Business students will work with a new adviser this semester. James DePuy, former undergraduate adviser for Meinders School of Business, recently retired. Undergraduate business students will work with...
View ArticleMeinders School of Business offers new scholarships
Meinders School of Business received two donations from alumni during the summer that will help improve the operations of the school and provide scholarships to more students. The donations came from...
View ArticleObama cabinet member scheduled to speak at OCU
Former Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz will speak about energy at Meinders School of Business. Moniz was Secretary of Energy from May 2013 to January 2017. Moniz was tasked with implementing missions...
View ArticleSenior guard prepares for career in athletics, business
Walter Rickett, mass communications senior and guard for the OCU men’s basketball team, is preparing for a career in athletics and business. Originally from Dallas, Rickett joined the basketball team...
View ArticleStudents restart Distributive Education Clubs Association
The Distributive Education Clubs Association is operating on campus again. DECA is an organization that brings students, educators, school administrators, and business professionals together to help...
View ArticleBusiness school officials to host leadership conference for women
Meinders School of Business officials will host the ninth annual Women in Leadership Conference in April. The conference addresses issues women face in the workforce and positions of leadership. It...
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Meinders School of Business recognized nationally for ‘high honors’
The Meinders School of Business at OCU received recognition as a high honors chapter. The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business nominated Meinders School of Business for three...
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Business students start bitcoin cryptocurrency club
Students have started a new club focused on cryptocurrency, aiming to spread awareness about a currency known as bitcoin. The first meeting of the cryptoasset club took place on Sept. 12. Eduardo...
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Business school adds new programs for publications administration, leadership
The Meinders School of Business is starting three new certificate programs this spring. Steve Agee, dean and professor of economics of Meinders, said there are three new certificate programs...
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Business professors discuss possible future recession
With news outlets across the country warning of a looming economic recession in the coming years, business students and faculty offer their views on the country’s financial future. While there is no...
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Meinders School of Business ranked as one of best online programs
The Meinders School of Business has been ranked as one of the best online business programs in the country. The US News and World Report recently ranked OCU as No. 41 in the country for Best Online...
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COVID-19 causes economic downturn, new financial aid package brings hope
With the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19 throughout the United States and the world, the national economy has begun to see changes as a result. As employers downsize their workforces and send employees...
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University COVID-19 guidelines affect classes
photo by Stephen jackson Officials from each school at OCU have adjusted the classroom experience to accommodate for new COVID-19 policies. George Sims, interim provost, said an emergency operations...
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