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  • Katherine Huang poses for a picture with the Italian countryside behind her.
    Undergraduate Student Perspective: Katherine Huang ’25

    Q&A with Accounting Senior Katherine Huang Katherine Huang is a senior studying accounting and economics. She’s also found many ways to be involved both in and outside of the business […]

    Katherine Huang

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    Theory to Practice

    Mendoza scholars are creating business laboratories that illuminate truths about technology and humanity and offer industry fresh insights.

    Paige Risser

  • Forging Her Path: Magda Skarbonkiewicz ’28 on Confidence, Competition, and Career Ambitions

    Fencing as a Foundation for the Future When Magda Skarbonkiewicz ’28 first stepped onto the strip as a Division I fencer at Notre Dame, she knew she was chasing more […]

    Katie Coleman

  • Fall Forward

    Erin Bauer (BA ‘26) wasn’t a complete stranger to the world of fundraising. She interned in Rome this past summer for Polo for the Cure and helped to organize an […]

    Eric Butterman

  • Two women and a man stand and listen to a someone off camera.
    Close to Home

    Callie 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

    Paige Risser

  • A headshot of Mark Metryoos in the Mendoza atrium.
    Undergraduate Student Perspective: Mark Metryoos

    Mark Metryoos '25 launched the Irish in Business Scholars Program to break down barriers for first-year students exploring business at Notre Dame by providing mentorship, skills training, and community support—while personally embracing a holistic journey of service, leadership, and creating positive change through business.

    Jessica Frazier

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    Penn-Harris-Madison schools combat ransomware attack, systems shut down as precaution

    Professor 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."

    WSBT22 News

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    Penn-Harris-Madison says school week will go on as scheduled

    Professor Mike Chapple, tech security expert, spoke with ABC57 News about the recent school system data breach.

    ABC 57 News

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    Accounting students help the community with tax preparation

    Mendoza College of Business and Saint Mary's College students continue 53-year-long tradition established by emeritus accountancy professor Ken Milani.

    The Observer

  • Notre Dame student Jake Williams stands in front of the Notre Dame Main Building with two friends.
    Undergraduate Student Perspective: Jake Williams

    Undergraduate business student Jake Williams writes about his experience traveling to Uganda with the Powerful Means Initiative to work with the Saint Bakhita Vocational Training Center.

    Jessica Frazier