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Data and DriveWhether she’s visualizing consumer stats or racing for an NCAA title, Carli Cronk (BBA ’28) approaches obstacles with the same analytical precision.
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Inside the U.S. Embassy in London with Sophia CombsNotre Dame undergraduate student Sophia Combs applies her business education to global diplomatic relations.
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NDIGI Book Club builds better investorsNDIGI's Book Club, open to students and alumni, deepens their understanding of the business world and fosters a mindset of continuous learning.
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Continuing a mission of serviceAyesha Ahmad is using her MBA as a bridge between military and civilian life.
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A renewed Plunge into BostonThe program provides a foundation for business students’ future vocations, fostering a personal awareness of homelessness and applying Catholic social teaching to leadership strategy.
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2026 Best and Brightest: Grace ZauchaGrace Zaucha (BBS '26) was named as one of Poets and Quants' Best and Brightest Business Majors. Zaucha, an accountancy major, is graduating at 19.
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2026 Best and Brightest Undergraduates: Cole Cherian
Cole Cherian was named as one of Poets & Quants' Best and Brightest Business Majors.
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New Executive in Residence program bridges classroom and boardroomNotre Dame MBA Executives in Residence bring extensive leadership experience to mentor MBA students, partner with faculty and expand professional networks beyond campus.
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Siblings find community and path to global impactSiblings Saad and Shiza Kamil are more than 7,000 miles from home, but the first-generation college students have found a second home at Notre Dame.
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Notre Dame MBA’s ‘Grow Irish’ Program Goes IrishThrough Grow Irish, MBA students work on high-impact projects that provide them with immersive, global learning opportunities, and allow them to deliver actionable insights to businesses partnering in the program.
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