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EMNA Student Perspective: Jen Armson-DyerEMNA student Jen Armson-Dyer shares what it’s really like to balance a demanding career, family life, and graduate school, while reflecting on the immediate impact the EMNA has had on their organization. From forming lifelong friendships with classmates to applying classroom insights directly to board governance, fundraising, and strategic planning, she highlights how the EMNA experience is rewarding, transformative, and life-changing—not just for students, but for the communities and missions they serve.
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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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Accounting students help the community with tax preparationMendoza College of Business and Saint Mary's College students continue 53-year-long tradition established by emeritus accountancy professor Ken Milani.
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Undergraduate Student Perspective: Jake WilliamsUndergraduate 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.
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SIBC accounting director speaks on collaboration, benefit of organization
Business student Anna Chang discusses the mission of The Student International Business Council (SIBC) and the networking and professional development opportunities the club provides.
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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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Make the case for diversityUndergraduate and graduate students at the University of Notre Dame are invited to compete in the annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Grow the Good in Business™ Case Competition.
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Tricky BusinessJacob Baum (BBA '26) mixes magic and marketing, and leaves you wondering, what just happened?
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International Business Fellows explore meaning of ethical businessThe International Business Fellow's trip to Poland is a culmination of a year of reading, discussions and interactions with business leaders.
Paige Risser