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Alumni Impact
A new track to the Olympics
NCAA pentathlon champion and Notre Dame business alum Jadin O'Brien earned a spot on Team USA’s bobsled roster just months after taking up the sport, surviving a brutal crash along the way.
MBA
From Internship to Return Offer: How Notre Dame’s MBA Prepared James for PwC
James Smart, MBA Class of 2026, shares his story of experiential learning and community that have stretched him to new heights in his career.
Experiential Learning
A reenergized Corporate Advisory Board is better serving the MBA experience
By aligning with the student journey, the Mendoza College of Business MBA Corporate Advisory Board is entering a new era.
Features
The Taste of Happiness
"The biggest lie Mother Nature tells you is that if you get that thing you want, you’ll enjoy it forever," best-selling author Arthur Brooks said to a packed audience at the Mendoza College of Business.
Student Life
The world beyond business
Francesca Frieri (ND '26) is looking to leverage her business minors to maximize social impact.
Faculty Research
IPO pay gap hiding in plain sight: Study reveals hidden cost of ‘cheap stock’
New research from accountancy professor Brad Badertscher examines the prevalence, determinants and consequences of cheap stock.
Faculty in the Media
Uncovering the invisible cost
Science Magazine covered groundbreaking research by accountancy professor Brad Badertscher that analyzes pre-IPO compensation structures and how they relate to post-IPO firm outcomes.
Science Magazine
Business Ethics
Notre Dame Ethics Week 2026 Focuses on Tariffs
Notre Dame Ethics Week will feature a series of expert speakers examining tariffs from multiple perspectives, including their legal history and their role in global economic relations.
Alumni Impact
A career as a manifesto for the power of community
As a modern marketer, Mendoza alum Roxy Young has rolled with technological changes by keeping her eyes on the community.
Faculty Research
Asking the hard questions of modern markets
Finance professor Robert Battalio’s data-driven research has helped regulators and investors separate fact from speculation for more than three decades.