Student entrepreneurship is gaining traction as universities and academic partners build infrastructure to support and encourage budding entrepreneurs, despite their historically fraught reputation. This shift is driven by organizations like Dorm Room Fund, which invests in student-run startups, recognizing their potential to create substantial value. Notable examples include BioCellection, which is innovating in biodegradable plastics, and Lily, which is developing autonomous camera drones. These ventures reflect a broader trend where ambitious student entrepreneurs are blending idealism with practical business acumen, facilitated by university resources and changing attitudes towards entrepreneurial endeavors. As the ecosystem grows, more universities are establishing funds and support systems to nurture student innovation, potentially transforming student entrepreneurship from a risky venture into an integral part of academic life.