Horn Entrepreneurship

Horn Entrepreneurship is the creative engine for entrepreneurship education and advancement at UD

Built and actively supported by successful entrepreneurs, Horn Entrepreneurship empowers aspiring innovators as they pursue new ideas for a better world.

Horn Entrepreneurship is committed to supporting student success and cultivating a lifelong community of collaboration, connections and impact.

“The future no longer scares me because I'm committed to perceiving every challenge as an opportunity to grow and improve. Thinking like this allows me to face whatever comes next with poise, curiosity and willingness to learn.”

Palina Ivanova, Entrepreneurial Studies Minor 2017

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Hen Hatch finalists

Article by Horn Staff | April 04, 2018

Seven teams compete in UD’s premier startup funding competition
UD grad student wins Texas pitch party

Article by Nicholas Michael | March 22, 2018

Garry Johnson’s startup TalentPool seeks to increase diversity in technology, entrepreneurial fields
The Blue Hen 17&43 Awards Accepting Nominations

Article by Horn Staff | March 13, 2018

UD honors alumni business leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators.

Student invention a success on Kickstarter

Article by Julie Stewart | January 05, 2018

UD engineers design, crowdfund a levitating top
Hen Hatch Semifinalists

Article by Nicholas Michael | March 02, 2018

Horn Entrepreneurship startup funding competition
The Basics of Business Meets Shark Tank at UD

Article by Naomi Wakiaga | January 18, 2018

First-year students present future business ideas in three-minute pitches