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On a warm day last May, Julia Warden (BBA ’24) stood outside Lotte World, a Disneyland-inspired theme park in Seoul, South Korea. She flagged down park goers as they approached, many of whom seemed happy to chat with the over 6-foot tall American. Warden interviewed the visitors about their interest in various American and Korean […]

Katie Rose Quandt

The trauma-informed classroom

Kelly Rubey, assistant teaching professor of management & organization, wrote a piece for Notre Dame Learning about her work in the field of trauma informed leadership.

Kelly Rubey

Postmaster DeJoy wanted to make a government service profitable. It’s not happening.

Management Professor James O'Rourke was interviewed by Marketplace about the U.S. Postal Service's recently announced net loss.

Marketplace

Chevron takeover of Hess resurrects multi-billion dollar tax shield

“There could be some items that would allow the amount to be higher or lower but this estimate gives a good starting figure,” said Jim Seida, accounting professor at the University of Notre Dame, in a piece by Reuters.

Reuters

Fukushima firsthand

What does it take for a community to recover from a natural or manmade disaster, or even a combination of the two? Professor Jessica McManus Warnell and a team from Notre Dame traveled to Japan to examine the recovery efforts from the Fukushima disaster.

Christine Cox

Real humans of the Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business class of 2025

Learn more about business school life in this edition of Real Humans: MBA Students featuring new candidates at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business.

Clear Admit

In Memoriam: Michael Montalbano

Michael Montalbano, adjunct assistant teaching professor at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, passed away unexpectedly on November 7 (Tuesday) at his home in South Bend, Indiana. He was 66.

Carol Elliott

Mendoza professor Mike Montalbano dies

Management professor Mike Montalbano died unexpectedly Tuesday. Montalbano taught at the University since 2015.

The Observer

Making an impact as a business graduate

Study International listed four business schools, including the Mendoza College of Business, with grad programs that help students make a difference in the world and in their futures.

Study International

Author Arthur Brooks speaks on key to happiness

The Observer covered a talk by author Arthur C. Brooks who spoke on the societal conception of happiness. Brooks' talk was part of the Mendoza Dean’s Speaker Series, which features senior executives and other experts who discuss emerging issues affecting business and society.

The Observer