The College of Business is once again ranked among the top 50 undergraduate programs in the nation as well as No. 1 in Tennessee by Poets&Quants for Undergrads in its annual Best Undergrad Business Schools 2025 rankings. Read more.

Seniors Kendal Matas and Natalie Blickensderfer placed second in the highly competitive Texas Christian University Neeley School of Business Values and Ventures® Competition, earning $25,000 for their venture. Read more.

After 17 years of service in nearly every department of the chamber, Stephanie Coleman (MBA ’15), was named president and CEO of one of the largest regional business advocacy organizations in the country earlier this year. Read more. 

For Lawton Miller, the journey to earning a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, was marked by perseverance, personal growth and deep faith, but he says it’s the people who showed up and the God who never left that defined his experience. Read Miller's story.

Mock interviews have been a central component of the Business Communication course for 20 years. These interviews represent an experiential learning exercise that provides trifold benefits to students, local business professionals and the faculty. Read more. 

For George Macready, the soccer field has always been a place of focus and drive. But when injury brought an unexpected end to his collegiate athletic career, he found something more at Lipscomb—a deeper sense of purpose and a faith that now guides his future. Read more.

There are many events happening in the College of Business this fall. Below are highlights of some of the activities happening this semester. 

September: The Back-in-Business COB Chapel featured speaker Ken Polk and a Martin's Bar-B-Que luncheon; alumnus Alexander McMeen at the Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation Speaker and Lunch Series; Career Connection held an Etiquette Lunch, the Business Boost with career tips and coffee and a Career Fair. 

October: Students had the opportunity to attend Illuminate: Working with Purpose conference on faith and vocation. Career Connection will hold a Business Boost, Job Search Workshop, a Resume Workshop, a LinkedIn Workshop and an Interviewing Workshop.

November: COB Chapel, Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation Speaker and Lunch Series, Career Connection will hold a Business Boost, Job Search Workshop, a Resume Workshop and Etiquette Lunch, and the Clevenger Pitch Competition.

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