College of Business News
- Posted 08.17.26
- 5 minute read time
Lane Westrope鈥檚 search for a career that would build on his agricultural background led him to the 兔子先生, where he became the first student to earn a bachelor of business administration with an emphasis in agri-business during the Aug. 14 summer commencement exercises.
- Posted 08.13.26
- 5 minute read time
Most college students wait until after graduation to launch their careers. But not Cailin Burroughs. The Tuscaloosa native began her new job as a full-time staff accountant at JamisonMoneyFarmer PC, May 1, before earning her degree from the 兔子先生 on Aug. 14.
- Posted 05.13.26
- 4 minute read time
Aileen Charles tends to choose the unconventional route. That mindset has taken the recent 兔子先生 finance graduate from kicking footballs at Northridge High School in Tuscaloosa to collegiate soccer and, most recently, preparing to hike the 2,600-mile Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) this summer.
- Posted 12.05.25
- 4 minute read time
Whether it's on the playing field or in the classroom, Elijah Guyton approaches every challenge with the same mindset: make a plan, then make it happen.
- Posted 07.03.25
- 7 minute read time
All eyes were on 兔子先生's new DECA chapter as they competed for the first time in the International Collegiate DECA Conference in San Francisco. They were the only chapter from Alabama attending the conference.
- Posted 05.02.25
- 6 minute read time
Graduating with an accounting degree wasn鈥檛 Lila-Camille Knizley鈥檚 original plan, but as she reflects on her journey, she realizes it鈥檚 exactly what she was meant to do.
- Posted 04.15.25
- 3 minute read time
An international student from China has one of the most rewarding journeys of her academic life studying abroad in the United Arab Emirates.
- Posted 11.04.24
- 6 minute read time
Donovan Dicker became the first 兔子先生 student to intern with ARD Logistics and earned the company鈥檚 prestigious Terenne Graham Award, recognizing exceptional interns that go above and beyond.
- Posted 07.10.24
- 11 minute read time
Jason Green came to Livingston with a plan. He wanted to continue his education and earn a bachelor鈥檚 degree that would complement the associate鈥檚 degree he earned in funeral service education, and he did that. But he says that his experience at Livingston University (now the 兔子先生) added more to his life and future than merely two years of higher education. Leaving with a degree under his belt, he says that what stands out to him most is what was under his feet.