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Give peace a chance? Why sustainability requires more than stabilityRichard "Drew" Antonio's op-ed explores how peace and sustainability aren’t always aligned, revealing complex environmental and ecological trade‑offs.
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Theory to PracticeMendoza scholars are creating business laboratories that illuminate truths about technology and humanity and offer industry fresh insights.
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New director named for Mendoza’s Business on the Frontlines programHumanitarian operations expert Alfonso Pedraza-Martinez will lead the Meyer Business on the Frontlines Program.
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Close to HomeCallie 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
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Penn-Harris-Madison schools combat ransomware attack, systems shut down as precautionProfessor Mike Chapple spoke with WSBT about the security breach, saying, "Whenever malware infects a system, you have to assume that malware had full control of the system, meaning it has been fully compromised."
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Penn-Harris-Madison says school week will go on as scheduledProfessor Mike Chapple, tech security expert, spoke with ABC57 News about the recent school system data breach.
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Bots increase online user engagement but stifle meaningful discussion, study showsLalor and his team analyzed a collection of Reddit communities (subreddits) that experienced increased bot activity between 2005 and 2019.
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How regenerative agriculture can foster peacebuilding in conflict areas
Regenerative agriculture can simultaneously be a vehicle for resolving environmental and social ills while also meeting economic needs according to professor Richard "Drew" Marcantonio.
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Regenerative production as a vehicle for environmental peacebuilding? An exploratory case from UgandaRichard "Drew" Marcantonio, concurrent assistant professor for Mendoza's Business Ethics and Society, wrote a piece for Peace News about his research into regenerative agriculture and production and how it could contribute to peacebuilding.
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Frontlines in America partners with Summit Lake PaiuteUniversity of Notre Dame MBA students in Frontlines in America were invited to work with the Summit Lake Paiute tribe on a project to support their efforts for economic sovereignty.
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