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Student DJ mixes music and fundraising
Justin Blau, BSBA'13, is a popular DJ on the electronic music scene and channelling profits from remix sales to Pencils of Promise, an organization that builds schools for children in developing nations.
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Class of 2012 ready to receive diplomas
More than 600 Olin students will don caps and gowns for Commencement May 18 and celebrate their academic achievements in three ceremonies starting with the all-university exercises in Brookings Quadrangle.
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Olin breaks ground for Knight and Bauer Halls
Hundreds of friends and members of the university community gathered May 7 for the official groundbreaking ceremony for Olin's new Knight Hall and Bauer Hall, a $90 million expansion project that will nearly double the size of the business school.
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Arch Grants awards first $750,000 in grants
Olin faculty, alumni and students are among the 10 Washington University-affiliated entrepreneurs to receive inagural grants from Arch Grants, the global business plan competition providing $50,000 grants to startups.
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Olin Business School Expansion
Watch this animated video for a bird's-eye view of Knight Hall and Bauer Hall as you fly over the Danforth Campus into the heart of Olin's ensemble of buildings.
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Pre-construction underway for Olin expansion
Construction workers are busy preparing the future site of Olin's new Knight Hall and Bauer Hall. Official groundbreaking ceremonies take place Monday, May 7 and construction will begin soon after Washington University Commencement exercises on May 18.
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HIKING BOOTS NEWS
Man Hiking Appalachain, Ozark Trails for Charity
Michael McLaughlin, MBA'13, is featured in story about his Hike4Kids trek supported by his classmates and friends at Olin. That's Mike waving from a ledge along the trail.
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NPR
Psychology of Fraud: Why Good People do Bad Things
Olin professor Lamar Pierce shares findings from his research about unethical behavior.
Read and hear story at NPR.
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KMOV-TV
Wedding bells ring at Knight Center
The Knight Center for Executive Education was transformed into a romantic setting for a wedding and reception sponsored by a local charity group, The Gifted Wedding, that provides donated services to couples in unique financial situations.
Watch video.
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Olin students honored for community service
Two graduate students and one student organization were honored at the annual Washington University Bridging GAPS Awards Ceremony for their dedication to community service projects. Brooke James, MBA'13, (pictured) received the Community Service Individual Award.
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WUSTL Record
Hoops for hope
Olin faculty and students took their critical thinking skills to the basketball court in a charity match to raise funds for Hike4Kids. Mike McLaughlin, MBA'13, is hiking the Appalachain Trail to raise awareness and money for the cause.
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HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW
The Trillion Dollar R&D Fix
Professor Anne Marie Knott writes about her research on how to measure a company's R&D effectiveness in the May issue of HBR.
Read article in HBR.
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
Fire-sale price reflects decline of Yellow Pages
Olin's Chakravarthi Narasimhan says some consumers still prefer to let their fingers do the walking through a book than on the internet.
Read David Nicklaus' column.
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