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Charles W. Lamden helped establish the universitys school of business and an acclaimed accounting program.

Lavin Entrepreneur Liam Howletts summer job inspired him to establish a business that teaches people to swim.

Greg and Elisabeth Fowler donated to the college because they want future graduates to have a fair opportunity for career success, and to give researchers more access to funding to aid their work.

Basketball teammates Triston and Tyler Broughton, studying in the Fowler College of Business, believe in balancing athletics with academics.

The Education and Business Administration Building will be renamed to honor former accounting department chair and business dean Charles W. Lamden and his wife, Gertrude Lamden.

The regulatory environment and accounting practices surrounding corporate social resposnsibilities are at the center of Victoria Krivogorsky's work.

Karina Esteban, executive vice president for Associated Students, wants students to know where to go for help.

The on-campus incubator and tech giant teamed up for a three-day Design Lab.

International business is No. 8 in the nation and the university is No. 67 among public universities, according to the annual listings of Best Colleges.

The annual award for outstanding contributions will be presented at the All-University Convocation on Aug. 19.