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Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Failure is part of entrepreneurship. These 5 lessons will help you recover.
Most businesses stumble at some point. How you respond decides whether the failure becomes a setback or a turning point, and research by Dean Shepherd has some useful pointers.
Entrepreneur
Alumni Community
Notre Dame EMBA launches advisory board
A new board of alumni will bring an outside perspective to the Executive MBA program. [Pictured from left: Brandon Erlacher, Aarron Hale, Art Betancourt, Andrew Nemeth, Tyler Tigges, John A. Lundy, Sarah Mills, Mary Dow, George A. Arce Jr., Jim Rosenberg and Cassie Kline. Not pictured: Ruth Idzik, Sam Scala and John Turner.]
Alumni Community
The EMBA’s real ROI
Google Cloud AI leader talks about connections, lifelong learning.
Research
Who watches the (AI) watchmen?
AI models have long judged what humans write. A Mendoza study found that when generative AI joins the pool of writers, those AI judges may now favor the machine.
Alumni Impact
EMBA alumni return, reconnect, grow
Graduates spanning decades shared experiences and left with fresh ideas.
Undergrad
Marketing Across the Globe and Close to Home (and the Heart)
Morgan Engates ’28 spent her summer in her hometown working in a nonprofit environment and her fall studying in Seoul, South Korea.
Research
Notre Dame Acumen Research Roundup: November 2026
Acumen Research Roundup is a monthly selection of recently published papers in top academic journals. Acumen shares the groundbreaking work and thought leadership of Notre Dame business faculty, highlighting research that shapes industries, informs policy and advances knowledge across business disciplines.
Speakers and Conferences
Blackstone’s Sean Klimczak on AI, leadership and the future of infrastructure
Five takeaways from the first Dean’s Speaker Series event of 2026-2027.
Finance & Markets
The Rules of the Game
Professor John Shim has spent his career exposing small, structural flaws hidden in modern financial markets — and figuring out who pays for them.
Research
Finding What Works, Faster
New research offers organizations a more efficient and rigorous way to identify the best options in digital experiments.