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First Person
Reflections on loss resonate deeply within the Notre Dame community, particularly in moments spent in the chapel of O'Neill Family Hall. A triptych, featuring the Madonna with the Christ Child, sits alongside memorial cards for young lives cut short, evoking a strong sense of remembrance. Over decades of teaching, experiences of memorial liturgies for students who've faced illness, accidents, or personal struggles bring to light the profound impact of such tragedies on the campus community.
Mendoza News
A recent discussion unpacks the critical takeaways from a community event, focusing on the insights shared by local leaders and residents. The conversation highlights key challenges and opportunities facing the community, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and collective action moving forward.
Mendoza News
Master of Nonprofit Administration students are applying their skills to real-world challenges faced by their organizations. The narrative of Vincent Pescatore, who tragically died in a plane crash while founding Farm of the Child-Honduras, underscores the critical need to support orphaned and abandoned children in a mission that continues to impact lives today.
Alumni Community
The latest developments in the tech industry focus on advancements in AI, renewable energy, and cybersecurity. Notable companies are pushing the boundaries of innovation while addressing ethical concerns and regulatory challenges. This dynamic landscape showcases a mix of opportunities and hurdles for businesses and consumers alike.
In 1999, Frank Belatti ('69) dedicated the 100th Habitat for Humanity house sponsored by AFC Enterprises to his friend Hank Aaron, located near Turner Field in Atlanta. The story features Lucy Okonokhua Jackson, a single mother from Nigeria, and her five children, all of whom have benefited from Belatti's support, with all the children either graduating from or currently attending Notre Dame. A video by Notre Dame captures their inspiring journey.
Alumni Community
Letters from readers provide insights and feedback on topics covered in Notre Dame Business Winter 2012. The encouraged dialogue invites others to share their thoughts through email or comments on the magazine's website, as well as through traditional mail to the university's address.
Editor's Letter
In a recent initiative, a community-led project aims to enhance local green spaces while fostering environmental stewardship. Residents are coming together to plant trees, create gardens, and develop educational programs about sustainability. This effort not only beautifies the neighborhood but also strengthens community bonds and promotes ecological awareness.
Mendoza News
Nhu Phan (MGT '12) has been awarded the prestigious Fulbright scholarship, recognizing her as one of about 1,500 graduating college seniors in the U.S. to receive this honors each year. The Fulbright program aims to promote international educational exchange, offering a unique opportunity for academic and cultural engagement.
The Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame has earned top five rankings in eight out of 14 business specialty categories in Bloomberg Businessweek's latest annual ranking. Notable achievements include first-place rankings in ethics and sustainability, along with strong performances in macroeconomics, accounting, and finance. This marks the third consecutive year that Mendoza received the overall No. 1 ranking, reflecting the college's commitment to excellence in undergraduate business education.
First Person
Meeting Hank Aaron was a memorable experience, marked by a powerful handshake and a genuine smile. The reflection brings to light the lasting impression he made, showcasing not only his legendary status in baseball but also his approachable and humble personality.