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Faculty in the Media
AI is transforming business. Now it's transforming the MBA classroom.
Nick Berente, senior associate dean for academic programs, was featured in a Bloomberg story about AI's disruptive effect on the MBA program.
Bloomberg
Faculty Research
From Research to Me-Search
Dean Shepherd’s research, shaped by personal experience and recognized with a global award, challenges conventional thinking.
Faculty Research
It’s time to kill the trade-through rule
Notre Dame Finance Professor Robert Battalio testifies about Rule 611 before Congressional subcommittee.
Analytics & Technology
The new rules are yet unwritten: Inside Notre Dame's Computational Methods Workshop
The Computational Methods Workshop's speakers were focused on today’s real research problems and opportunities in research methods.
Analytics & Technology
A Closer Look at Replicability
Massive collaborative research project tests replicability of hundreds of social science claims – and finds that half fall short.
MBA Profiles
2026 MBA To Watch: James Smart
James Smart was named to Poets & Quants' list of 2026 MBAs to Watch.
Poets & Quants
Consumer Behavior
Beyond the Stars: Mendoza Researchers Automate Granular Customer Sentiment Analysis
Mendoza researchers built a framework and an AI model that reads customer reviews the way people actually write them — teasing out what's good, what's bad, and why — without expensive manual labeling.
Analytics & Technology
Here’s what Nvidia’s $13 billion Hugging Face deal means for the world of AI
Analytics professor Ahmed Abbasi said in a Market Watch article that he sees potential tension with monetization efforts.
Market Watch
Undergrad
An Internship Experience Built for What’s Next
Mark Chambers spent a summer with EY in Pittsburgh, building on his Notre Dame experience, characterized by rigorous data and impact.
Mendoza
Why Notre Dame Is Shrinking Its MBA — And Betting On A More Personal Experience
Mendoza is cutting MBA class size and investing more in each student – betting that a smaller program will deliver stronger outcomes.
Poets & Quants