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51�Թ���’s new Campus Venture Initiative certifications allow for-profit ventures as well as ventures with non-monetary activities to operate on-campus.

Avery Trufelman, host of the fashion podcast Articles of Interest, led a roundtable discussion about podcasting.

Computer science faculty member Noah Apthorpe and two students participated in an NSF Regional I-Corps program, supported by funding and mentorship from E&I.

Creative Endeavors is an eight-week arts and business seminar open to 51�Թ��� students and community members.

Ventures from the TIA Incubator share updates about their activities and progress during the fall 2023 semester.

Entrepreneur in residence Travis Millman reflects on the fall semester and what’s ahead this spring for the TIA Incubator.

Entrepreneurs with an idea for a local business, a scalable venture, or a social enterprise/nonprofit can now apply to be part of the 2024 cohort of TIA’s Summer Accelerator.

During the second on-campus Incubator weekend, entrepreneurs and mentors in Thought Into Action (TIA) interacted with panelists and keynote speakers on AIdeation, sustainability, and well-being.

Mariam Nael ’18 drew from her academic and co-curricular experiences to found Untangle, a mission-driven organization making sex and consent education inclusive, accessible, and fun.

Thought Into Action (TIA) – the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation’s flagship program now in its 15th year – had its kickoff weekend on campus September 22-24.