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Features
Following an Evolving Narrative
Professor James O’Rourke reflects on an unparalleled career researching and teaching crisis communication.
Management (MSM)
Is Business Right for Me? Explore the MSM at Notre Dame
A Q&A with Academic Director Kris Muir
Student Life
Bridging business, law and literature
Maggie Enrietto ’25 found a way to merge her passion for finance, law and English into a career with Goldman Sachs.
Experiential Learning
Fall Forward
Mendoza
Andrea Tamoni to serve as Mendoza’s global investing institute faculty director
Tamoni will be responsible for leading the Institute’s research agenda by organizing events and overseeing other initiatives, including grants, pre- and post-doc programs and visiting scholars.
Business on the Frontlines
New director named for Mendoza’s Business on the Frontlines program
Humanitarian operations expert Alfonso Pedraza-Martinez will lead the Meyer Business on the Frontlines Program.
Awards
Notre Dame business professor wins prestigious entrepreneurship award
Dean Shepherd received the global award in recognition of the impact of his scholarly developments within the international community of entrepreneurship researchers.
Business on the Frontlines
Close to Home
Callie Chaney (JD ‘24) and Kenzie Thielen (MBA ‘24, MNA ‘23) discovered their deep connection in Business on the Frontlines, a course in which graduate business and law students create projects with organizations working in some of the world’s toughest places
Student Life
Undergraduate Student Perspective: Mark Metryoos
Mark Metryoos '25 launched the Irish in Business Scholars Program to break down barriers for first-year students exploring business at Notre Dame by providing mentorship, skills training, and community support—while personally embracing a holistic journey of service, leadership, and creating positive change through business.
Consumer Behavior
Walls that Rock
Kevin Hartman’s knowledge of the history of digital marketing helps him see how the industry is likely to evolve in the future.