
Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business
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We are guided by our four values, what we call our “4-C’s”; Character, Courage, Caring Community, and Career Aspirations. Our students develop strong ethical foundations (character), embrace challenges and lead with resilience (courage), thrive in a supportive and collaborative environment (a caring community), and receive hands-on experiences that help them achieve their professional goals (career aspirations).
Once you join us, you’re also immediately plugged into a network of 27 other Jesuit universities across the United States. This means you can exponentially increase your network of business contacts and job opportunities through the placement centers of all 28 Jesuit institutions.

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Graduates of SLU’s Chaifetz School of Business enter the workforce prepared to excel in a highly competitive business environment. Our nationally ranked programs encourage innovation, entrepreneurship and a commitment to the greater good.
Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business News
Read the latest news and announcements from Saint Louis University’s Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business.
Chaifetz Students Create Supply Chain Solution for Local Drink Company
Students in the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business had the opportunity to compete to take a supply-chain system that contained interruptions and find ways to make it run smoothly. The winning proposal was presented to the leadership of Karviva on Sept. 18. St. Louis-based wellness beverage company Karviva, was founded by Angela Zeng, Ph.D. (Med '01).
SLU Habitat for Neighborhood Business Announces Fall 2026 Cohort
SLU- HNB, Saint Louis University’s program to help small entrepreneurs grow their retail and service businesses in economically-challenged neighborhoods, announces its Fall 2026 cohort.
Saint Louis University to Hold Conference on AI and Autonomous Supply Chain
Saint Louis University’s Center for Supply Chain Excellence will host its third Tech-Chain conference, “Generative AI, Agentic AI, and the Road to the Autonomous Supply Chain” on Friday, Oct. 30, at SLU’s Busch Student Center.





