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Anyone who’s worked in a corporate environment can relate to “Severance” in some way – even if your office doesn’t have a Perpetuity Wing or giant, grass-filled room where coworkers you’ve never met hang out with goats.

Do you make $67,000 or less annually, or are you retired? You could qualify for free tax preparation assistance through the CSU College of Business’ VITA program.

Eric Griffin, Associate Director of the College’s Music Business Program and longtime music industry attorney, discusses how artists make money and manage revenue streams on Spotify and other digital streaming platforms.

Greenwood, Oklahoma, known as Black Wall Street, was a thriving hub of Black economic power. Built on hard work and entrepreneurship, it proved Black success could flourish despite systemic barriers. While racial violence destroyed Greenwood, its legacy remains a blueprint for economic empowerment.

Adela Chen, an Associate Professor in the College of Business computer information systems department, received the Association for Information Systems’ Mid-Career Award during the 45th International Conference on Information Systems in Bangkok.