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Family
Imposter Syndrome: My Unlikely Super Power
Being an outsider meant that I had the opportunity to learn a new skill.
Family
Pastor, Domer, Ugandan
My journey has taught me to create conditions where miracles can happen.
Profiles
Commitment in Full
Russell Lovell’s career fighting for civil rights included groundbreaking wins and justice for society’s most vulnerable.
Family
New Arenas to Dominate
Basketball star Tamika Catchings (EMBA ’25) aims to expand her business and nonprofit.
Family
Delivering Digital Equity
Along with her husband and business partner David, ND alumna Nicole Brown is leveraging their IT firm to serve Indigenous communities across Canada.
Alumni Community
Remarkable Recovery
Junior Andrew Daigneau bounces back from traumatic motorcycle accident
Alumni Community
When You Provide Opportunity
Tracy Graham on the importance of supporting diverse and inclusive perspectives, essential for creating equity.
Features
50 YEARS OF WOMEN IN BUSINESS AT NOTRE DAME
Father Ted Hesburgh's vision for coeducation at Notre Dame in 1972 emphasized the importance of gender equality, yet the journey toward true equality continues across various sectors. As the university marks half a century since its first female students enrolled, women connected to Mendoza reflect on their experiences and the ongoing challenges they face in business, politics, and academia. Despite strides made, they highlight the need for systemic change within organizations and greater representation of women in leadership roles to inspire future generations.
Family
ALWAYS SHOW UP
Michael Carroll, an Executive MBA student at Notre Dame, left an indelible mark on his family and classmates before his tragic passing last summer at age 46. Known for his unwavering support and leadership, Carroll stepped into roles that uplifted his siblings and friends, embodying the values of showing up, bringing joy, and staying grounded. In his memory, his classmates established a memorial fund that reflects his spirit, furthering his legacy of mentorship and community even after his untimely death.