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Family
100 Years of Service
Ed and Shirley Hums retire after a remarkable combined century of service to Notre Dame.
Finance & Markets
Breaking Down the Wall
Zhi Da’s research shows how fractional trading democratizes stock buying for retail investors.
Mendoza News
CHRONICLE - COLLEGE NEWS 2025
Mendoza College of Business is undergoing significant renovations with the construction of three major projects aimed at enhancing both research and student experience, including the North Addition, the Trading Room, and the Mendoza Behavioral Lab. As part of its commitment to "Building the Good in Business," the College is also introducing online courses for military spouses in partnership with the Military Spouse Advocacy Network. In addition, NBA president Byron Spruell shared valuable career insights during a recent Dean's Speaker Series event, emphasizing the importance of hard work, service to others, and building a supportive network.
CHRONICLE - FACULTY AND TEACHING
The Eugene D. Fanning Center for Business Communication continues its legacy with the annual Conference on Corporate Communication, where top professionals from crisis communication and reputation management share their insights. With Amanda McKendree stepping in as new director, the conference promises to maintain its off-the-record, honest discussions that have attracted influential voices in the field for over 25 years. Meanwhile, the 2024 Accountability in a Sustainable World Conference brought together 75 speakers and 1,200 attendees to explore the intersection of accounting and sustainability, featuring a blend of academic and practical perspectives. Additionally, Corey Angst has been appointed
CHRONICLE - STUDENT LIFE
The Undergraduate Studies office in Mendoza has expanded its advising team to provide improved support for students from their first year through graduation, shifting to a four-year advising model. The Grow Irish program allows graduate students to tackle real-world business challenges in collaboration with a variety of global organizations, while MBA students are engaging with impactful partnerships through courses like Frontlines in America. These initiatives are designed to strengthen connections among students, enhance learning experiences, and promote ethical business practices on a global scale.
Research
Driven to Distraction
Acquiring non-audit-related consultancies can take away from an accounting firm’s core mission.
Research
Finding Patterns in a Digital Haystack
Sriram Somanchi’s research approach uses machine learning to help companies increase performance metrics by discovering important trends in their data.
Features
Finding the Fairness Formula
Mendoza researchers say that in business and in life, how well you fare has a lot to do with how well you’re fair.
Family
Giving It Away
Consider Ken Milani’s 53-year tenure as an accounting professor one heck of a charitable contribution.