
Opus News

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Research and Opinion: Youth-Oriented World-class Sport
Department of Ethics and Business Law Professor Emeritus John Wendt recently co-authored "Youth athletes’ quests for gold: does opportunity supersede undue risk?" for the British Journal of Sports Medicine. The British Journal of Sports Medicine is the leading international journal covering the latest advances in clinical practice and research and is the flagship of the… The post Research and Opinion: Youth-Oriented World-class Sport appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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Outside Consultant: How Do Commercial Leases Vary From Residential Leases?
Commercial leases start from different assumptions then residential leases. The law ensures safe conditions for people who rent living space for themselves and their families. Residential landlords must follow detailed rules to lawfully evict a tenant. These laws protect consumers from unethical landlords. Commercial leases presume that both parties are businesses. The law does not… The post Outside Consultant: How Do Commercial Leases Vary From Residential Leases? appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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A Marketing Capstone Project, Solar Suitcases and the Common Good
Sylvia Revoir ’22 and her teammates on the Opus College of Business Marketing 430 course capstone project had hit a roadblock. She, along with fellow seniors Sarah Byington ’22, Cam Sedlack ’22, Chloe McEnelly ’22 and Ben Martel ’22, tackled a challenging task tied to the university’s mission to advance the common good. Their goal:… The post A Marketing Capstone Project, Solar Suitcases and the Common Good appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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In the News: Marcella de la Torre on Keeping At-home Workers Engaged
Marcella de la Torre of Opus College of Business and Michael Grubich of the LAK Group co-wrote a piece for the Star Tribune on how keeping at-home workers engaged is essential, but can be difficult. From the article: The workplace is changing. Flexibility and the hybrid model are probably here to stay. What we did… The post In the News: Marcella de la Torre on Keeping At-home Workers Engaged appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.