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Mendoza
I tried to train for American Ninja Warrior
Austin Baron, business analytics student at Mendoza, took Washingtonian reporter Sylvie McNamara to his ninja gym.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Q&A with hunger-fighting ninja Austin Baron
Inside Indiana Business interviewed business analytics student Austin Baron, an American Ninja Warrior on a mission to feed the hungry.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
How a teenage boy became a ‘ninja fighting hunger’
Business analytics student Austin Baron is using his “American Ninja Warrior” platform to help expand his nonprofit outreach.
Executive MBA
Leading with Purpose: Jonathon Geels on Balancing Career, Family and a Notre Dame EMBA
How Jonathon Geels used Notre Dame’s EMBA to strengthen his leadership, sharpen his focus, and stay grounded in his 'why.'
MBA Profiles
Meet the MBA Class of 2026: Shubharika Sharma
Notre Dame MBA candidate Shubharika Sharma was included on Poets & Quants' list of Meet the MBA Class of 2026.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Notre Dame student spotlights fight against world hunger while competing on ‘American Ninja Warrior’
Austin Baron is a rising sophomore studying business analytics at the University of Notre Dame and an American Ninja Warrior whose startup uses sales of dog toys to feed the hungry.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Notre Dame student uses ‘American Ninja Warrior’ spotlight to fight world hunger via his nonprofit
Notre Dame student Austin Baron combines athletics with social impact, making dog toys to fund meals for hungry families through his startup Knot Perfect.
Analytics & Technology
AI's next frontier: Bridging the gap between knowledge work and skilled labor
Corey Angst’s research reveals how manufacturing workers might implement AI tools to improve efficiency and quality control.
Student Life
Notre Dame sophomore biking across country to support lung cancer patients
Jack Owens is a sophomore business student at Notre Dame University who is currently riding his bike across the country for a good cause.
Faculty Research
Workplace mistreatment may affect observers as strongly as victims
Researchers found that observing bad behavior at work can have a surprisingly strong impact on people, even those not directly involved.