Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Can you learn to be an entrepreneur? It’s a common question in entrepreneurship circles. After all, an entrepreneur is a little of ...

In high school, I realized I wanted to find a college that took a nuanced and individualized approach to business education — not just teach a strict curriculum of math and business classes. Choosing ...

The term “social entrepreneur” has become a buzz phrase in the philanthropy world. But what, exactly, does it mean? The School for Social Entrepreneurs asks that question in light of a recent essay in ...

Youth entrepreneurship programs have multiplied over the past decade. High schools now offer entrepreneurship education in the form of curriculum and business electives, college campuses host student ...

KISLAP is a startup grant initiative by the Ateneo Center for Social Entrepreneurship (ACSEnt) and the Kwan Laurel Social Enterprise Fund that supports emerging student-led social enterprises ...

Social entrepreneurship is seeing rapid growth in the U.S., with consumer demand driving purpose-driven business models and new funding opportunities emerging. In Colorado, experts highlighted both ...

ESI is Boston College's hub for social entrepreneurship, where students combine business innovation with social purpose. Through hands-on projects and skill-building workshops, our members learn to ...

When Sydney Day Weikar was 13 years old, she invested $200 to start a greeting card business. She taught herself shipping logistics from YouTube videos, improved her design skills through online ...

The city’s Reparations Committee’s Black Entrepreneur Kickstarter program kicked off last week with 15 participants in a training program geared toward ...