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Features
The Innovation for Impact Club raised money and awareness to help Ugandan young women pursue an education with the Walk for Water Relay
Faculty in the Media
The continued decline in headline PPI mostly reflects commodity prices settling down from record highs, said assistant chair and teaching professor of finance Jason Reed in a piece by CNN Business.
Faculty in the Media
“Unfortunately, the almost daily reminder of rising food and healthcare prices will keep inflation on the forefront of everyone's minds instead of an afterthought, as hoped by the Federal Reserve,” Jason Reed, an economist and teaching professor of finance at the University of Notre Dame, said in a piece by Barron's.
Faculty in the Media
"The August CPI report indicates that inflation is still roaring hot," said Jason Reed, an assistant chair and professor of finance at the University of Notre Dame in a piece by Fox Business.
Student Life
Junior marketing major Bella Gregory '24 talks about why she chose the marketing major and what makes Notre Dame's marketing program so unique.
MBA Profiles
MBA student Anurag Anand was profiled by Poet's and Quants as one of their 2022 MBAs To Watch.
Analytics & Technology
IT, Analytics, and Operations professor Nicholas Berente is a co-principal investigator on a grant to research how adopting AI impacts workers and productivity at small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises (SMEs).
Faculty in the Media
University World News covered research by Mendoza College of Business professor Yang Yang that found the more gender-balanced science research teams are, the more they are likely to produce novel and higher-impact scientific research.
Faculty in the Media
“Medical science may have the potential ability to speed up breakthroughs by encouraging the formation of mixed-gender teams,” said lead researcher and assistant professor Dr. Yang Yang in a piece by Diverse Issues in Higher Education.
Faculty Research
New research from Mendoza's John Donovan showcases how U.S. regulations may actually be hindering startups' ability to raise capital more than it helps.