April 25th- Arch Grants finalists traveled to St. Louis from around the globe and the country to compete for a chance to win a grant worth $50,000. When the finalist.
Friday, April 25th- This weekend St. Louis’ Arch Grants competition invited the 60+ finalists to town to make their final business presentation to judges and get a tour of.
Shouldn’t the world have overdosed on stand-alone question and answer sites by now? Haven’t the myriad search engines, Wikipedia, Facebook and all the interactive social communities more than filled that.
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An unmistakable pattern pervades Dougan Sherwood’s resume. He tried a business major in college, but “couldn’t get into it,” switched to a major in history with a focus on American.
April 15th- Today at Cortex in St. Louis, Senator Claire McCaskill addressed an audience of business leaders and entrepreneurs in a townhall style meeting. Recognizing the growing impact of.
Kampus, a new social networking app, is leveraging what made social media giant Facebook successful before it became a global phenomenon. It lets users interact exclusively with students enrolled in.
Andrew McDowell and Brendan Hart are two everyday seniors at Mary Institute Country Day School (MICDS) who often deal with an everyday teenage problem. “As high schoolers, we often want.
A startup I’m working with on the side was cut from a popular local business plan competition. I’m not going to lie; it kind of sucked. Our team put a.
The annual Smurfit-Stone Entrepreneurial Alumni Hall of Fame event recognizes four Saint Louis University alumni for their embodiment of the Center for Entrepreneurship’s motto “Do good, do well.” This year,.
