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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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Longtime Mendoza advisor Gina Shropshire to retire after 27 years of serviceGina Shropshire (ND '78) said her career has been driven by a desire to give back, adding her greatest joy has been watching students succeed.
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Mendoza’s Business Honors Program fosters principled community
The Business Honor's Program at Mendoza was founded on three pillars: academic achievement, servant leadership and fostering the quintessential Notre Dame family.
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Notre Dame business students win stock pitch competitionThe event provides students the opportunity to present original equity research in a competitive setting and connects them with finance professionals.
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Photo story: McNeill Winter PlungeOver winter break, the institute’s McNeill Winter Plunge took ten students from the Mendoza College of Business to Boston, Massachusetts, to explore first-hand what it means to lead with purpose.
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The world beyond businessFrancesca Frieri (ND '26) is looking to leverage her business minors to maximize social impact.
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Learning Beyond the ClassroomBusiness undergraduate students are turning research with the HOPE Lab into projects with the potential for real-world change.
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Notre Dame student spotlights fight against world hunger while competing on ‘American Ninja Warrior’Austin Baron is a rising sophomore studying business analytics at the University of Notre Dame and an American Ninja Warrior whose startup uses sales of dog toys to feed the hungry.
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Notre Dame student uses ‘American Ninja Warrior’ spotlight to fight world hunger via his nonprofitNotre Dame student Austin Baron combines athletics with social impact, making dog toys to fund meals for hungry families through his startup Knot Perfect.
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