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Finals week brings a unique atmosphere to Mendoza's atrium, where the pressure of impending exams creates a quiet yet intense setting. Amidst this tension, small gestures of kindness and support among students make a significant impact, reinforcing the community's resilience during a challenging time. As construction on the North Addition progresses, the focus remains on how it will enhance not just the campus, but the relationships that flourish within it.
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With the arrival of fall, the community sees vibrant changes, from seasonal events to campus activities that foster connections. As students settle into their routine, new traditions are taking shape, alongside exciting opportunities for engagement and support. The season serves as a reminder of the importance of unity and participation in campus life.
Students from Business on the Frontlines share their experiences in post-revolution Egypt, navigating a landscape filled with both familiar and persistent challenges. Their insights reveal a country in transition, grappling with the complexities of economic recovery and social change. The updates capture a mix of personal stories and observations, shedding light on the realities faced by Egyptians today.
Recent research sheds light on why people often fail to recognize their own ethical shortcomings, using high-profile cases like the Ponzi scheme perpetrated by a respected Wall Street investment manager as an example. Victims of such fraud often struggle to reconcile their trust in individuals who outwardly appeared honest and principled, raising questions about the psychology behind ethical blind spots.
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About 40 undergraduate women preparing for careers in business gathered at the Fourth Annual Women's Professional Development Conference, "Women Beyond Boundaries," held at Mendoza College. The event, organized by the Undergraduate Women in Business Club, focused on overcoming obstacles and the importance of networking in the professional world.
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Game theorists are examining the implications of a shift away from a foundational principle of the Internet: that website owners do not pay Internet service providers (ISPs) to deliver their content. As users increasingly pay for higher speeds, the question of whether this model can sustain itself comes into focus. Perspectives vary on how changing this dynamic might affect access, pricing, and the overall landscape of online content.
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The Mendoza College of Business received first-place rankings in ethics and sustainability in the 2012 Bloomberg Businessweek annual ranking of the “Best Undergraduate Business Programs by Specialty”.
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The Mendoza College of Business earns a No. 1 ranking in ethics and sustainability in Bloomberg Businessweek ranking of top B-schools by academic specialty.
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This article in CNN Money quotes Finance Professor Jeff Bergstrand on how France’s new president may affect the future of austerity throughout Europe.
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The Washington Post quotes Finance Professor Tim Loughran on the Carlyle Group’s lower IPO price.