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Journalist says religious groups could fight global warming as they did slavery

Business journalist Marc Gunther says religious groups would be a logical choice to lead the fight against global climate change.

Ed Cohen

Notre Dame teams take first and second place in nanotech competition

Developer of a bone substitute wins $30,000 top prize in inaugural nanotechnology competition.

Carol Fiorini

Mendoza College commencement schedules posted

Schedule of various commencement ceremonies.

Carol Elliott

Quick reflexes a necessity for CSR directors, speaker says

David Stangis, Campbell Soup’s vice president of social responsibility and sustainability, told students what it takes to do his job.

Ed Cohen

Companies proudly describe their ‘Compact’ achievements at Notre Dame conference

Eleven well-known companies described their committment to the United Nations Global Compact at a major conference held at Notre Dame.

Ed Cohen

The Great Lakes drained dry?

Students in an MBA Interterm class offered ideas on how to help save the Great Lakes

Ed Cohen

Semifinalists Selected for the 2010-2011 McCloskey Business Plan Competition

Notre Dame’s McCloskey Business Plan Competition moves into the semifinal round with 12 teams competing for $100,000 in prizes.

Carol Elliott

ND Expert: Ford CEO’s “epically large” pay package raises questions of moral responsibility

CEO pay packages ranging in the tens of millions of dollars seems excessive to many, but Management Professor Michael Mannor says the morality of high pay is a complex issue.

Shannon Chapla

Notre Dame business dean leads tour to China

Dean Carolyn Woo is leading a tour of three cities in China this spring.

Carol Elliott

Finalists selected for inaugural Nanotechnology New Ventures Competition

Two Notre Dame teams make the final round of the inaugural nanotechnology competition co-sponsored by Notre Dame and Purdue.

Phillip University