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  • New center at Notre Dame studies financial regulation

    The Center for the Study of Financial Regulation at the Mendoza College will examine regulatory decisions, with the aim of bringing more faculty research and expertise into policy decisions.

    Carol Elliott

  • T. Boone Pickens to speak Oct. 26 at Notre Dame

    Energy executive T. Boone Pickens will conduct a town hall meeting to discuss his Pickens Plan for U.S. energy independence from imported oil at 5 p.m. Oct. 26 (Monday) at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center at the University of Notre Dame.

    Dennis Brown

  • GE’s Immelt and Sherin hold forum at Notre Dame

    GE’s Jeff Immelt and Keith Sherin presented the 2009 GE Live forum, “Winning in Today’s World,” live from the campus of the University of Notre Dame on Oct. 6.

    Carol Elliott

  • Notre Dame dean participates in launch of UN manifesto

    Carolyn Y. Woo, dean of the Mendoza College of Business, spoke on Oct. 6 at a United Nations event dedicated to the importance of business ethics and morality in the global marketplace.

    Carol Elliott

  • MBA Orientation includes community service outreach

    For the first time, the Notre Dame MBA Orientation week included a day of service in the community. The aim was to introduce students right away to an important aspect of a Notre Dame education — service to others.

    Nancy Writer

  • New equipment enhances Accenture Information Technology Management lab

    Improvements to the Information Technology Management lab at the Mendoza College of Business will help students develop applications for the iPhone and other multitouch applications, among other projects.

    Nancy Johnson

  • Target CEO to lecture at Notre Dame

    Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel describes his approach to managing the retail giant during a lecture for the Boardroom Insights Series at the Mendoza College of Business.

    Carol Elliott

  • Ann Tenbrunsel honored as Faculty Pioneer Award finalist

    Management Professor Ann Tenbrunsel was recognized as an Aspen Institute Faculty Pioneer Award finalist. The award honors business professors who have demonstrated leadership in integrating ethical and social issues into the MBA curriculum.

    Carol Elliott

  • Business Communication Awards Announced

    Two senior students at the Mendoza College of Business recently received the Eugene D. Fanning Award for excellence in communication skills and exemplary personal characteristics.

    Carol Newswriting

  • Challenges necessitate business training for nonprofit leaders

    In the Notre Dame Master of Nonprofit Administration program, students come from diverse backgrounds to gain the essential business knowledge they need to better lead their nonprofit organizations.

    Nancy Johnson