Is Shrinkflation Really a Thing?

July 7, 2021 by
Find yourself asking “Where’s the beef?” when you order a burger these days? You could be a victim of “Shrinkflation.” Rising demand post-pandemic and disrupted supply chains are impacting many of the goods and foods we consume. Will we be getting less of a product for the same price as companies try to protect their […]

Are NFTs Really a Thing?

June 4, 2021 by
If you’re wondering what an NFT, aka Non-Fungible Token, is, well, you’re not alone. CryptoPunks and CyberCats are selling for six and seven figures and even Christie’s is getting in on the digital art action. So we’ve got questions…what are these digital items, why are people investing a fortune in them (and should you?), and […]

Student Team ‘Cash Money’ Takes Great Capstone Case Competition to the Bank

April 30, 2021 by
By Alyssa Babcock & Erika Hodges Team Cash Money LLP hit the jackpot at this semester’s Great Capstone Case Competition with their recommendation that competition sponsor Verizon bring its technological prowess to the construction industry. The team of graduating business students Ricardo Viloria, Graham Sock, Michael Hernandez and Chloe Childer took home $2,500 in scholarship […]

The Three P’s of Preparation: Finals Week Tips

April 26, 2021 by
Finals week is creeping up on us, and it is important to begin preparation. Moving to online classes in these past semesters has been a transition for everyone, and it may have led to some bad habits that students need to break out of to reach their full potential on finals. These psychological, physical and […]

UCF Business Grad Commits $250,000 to First Generation Scholarships

April 2, 2021 by
Contribution becomes largest gift in UCF Day of Giving history By Josh Miranda A $250,000 gift from Jessica Blume ’80 and her husband, Ken, will support a scholarship program for business students who are the first in their families to attend college. This commitment, which marks the largest single gift in the history of the […]