Business

UNI students and faculty play basketball together as a student goes up for a layup.

UNI faculty members build connections on the basketball court

At University of Northern Iowa, some of the most meaningful lessons in connection, mentorship and belonging don’t just happen in the classroom — they happen on the basketball court.
UNI student-athlete Julian Farber drives through a takedown during a wrestling match

Student-athlete Julian Farber finds a support system in the Wilson College of Business

From NCAA Championship runs to mastering the global supply chain, Julian Farber proves grit built on the wrestling mat creates leaders ready for business and beyond.
Curris Business Building

Wilson College honors distinguished alumni returning to campus

The Wilson College of Business at the University of Northern Iowa is proud to announce the selection of several distinguished graduates to participate in the prestigious Alumni in Residence program.
Sign that says Leadership Celebration

Wilson celebrates student achievement at annual leadership event

From top academic performers to standout entrepreneurs, the Wilson College of Business Leadership Celebration honored the students who are leading, achieving and making a real impact — on campus and beyond.
Alexis Munsell

This UNI grad found a path at a major accounting firm immediately after graduation

Alexis Munsell loves living the life of an accountant. It was a dream she realized at the University of Northern Iowa.
UNI student in blazer

How do I start a business? 10 tips for success

Are you wondering, how do I start a business? We've got tips from expert entrepreneurs to help you out!
Lee Beauchamp pointing to a billboard of themselves in Times Square

Up-and-coming advertising creative from UNI takes the Big Apple

In just a few short years, Lee Beauchamp has gone from a high school graduating class of 16 to being featured on a billboard in Times Square.
Three students win seed money to support their business solution

UNI students develop business solutions in 24 hours at Business Breakthrough

If you give a student 24 hours and a local business problem, chances are they’ll develop an innovative idea to solve it. That’s exactly what 10 student teams did at Business Breakthrough, an event hosted by the University of Northern Iowa’s John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center.