Mendoza School of Business

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    A wider path to Notre Dame

    Undergraduate business students Henrique Oliveira of Brazil and Eoin McLaughlin of Ireland are helping the University go global through their Pathways program which seeks to recruit international students to campus.

    Notre Dame Magazine

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    The most disruptive undergraduate business school startups of 2024

    ND student startups CR3 Markets and Blink Mexico were named to Poets & Quants' list of Most Disruptive Undergraduate Business School Startups of 2024.

    Poets & Quants

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    Tricky Business

    Jacob Baum (BBA '26) mixes magic and marketing, and leaves you wondering, what just happened?

    Brendan O’Shaughnessy (ND '93)

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    Mendoza business minors open doors for Notre Dame students

    Students in any college at Notre Dame may apply for minors in accountancy, innovation and entrepreneurship, marketing and real estate.

    The Observer

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    The human side of climate change

    This Notre Dame business course challenges students to study how climate change affects vulnerable communities.

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    The Notre Dame undergrads transforming commercial real estate investing

    A trio of ambitious University of Notre Dame students are poised to disrupt the real estate landscape with their new venture, CR3 Markets.

    Nicholas Swisher

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    Alumni Profile: Meet business grad Melanie Maggine ’23

    Originally hailing from El Paso, Texas, Melanie Maggine is a graduate of Notre Dame’s Class of 2023. During her time at Notre Dame, she studied marketing through the Mendoza College of Business and completed […]

    Elizabeth Prater

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    Breaking Barriers: Mark Metryoos’ journey to empower first-generation students

    Mark Metryoos ‘25, a first-generation American and college student, established the Equity in Business Initiative, a campus-wide endeavor dedicated to demystifying the business world for students who have encountered barriers to entry or access gaps.

    Jessica Frazier

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    Poets & Quants 2024 Best & Brightest Business Major: Victoria Lyczak

    "I am most proud of my involvement in the Business Honors Program at Notre Dame as part of its inaugural cohort. We have had a unique opportunity to shape a rising program, take newly-developed challenging courses, and broaden our understanding of the connection between theology and business to cultivate a strong understanding of honorable business," said Victoria Lyczak in an interview for Poets & Quants.

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    Poets & Quants 2024 Best & Brightest Business Majors: Billy Micard

    "The biggest lesson that I gained from studying business is seeing that, in a way, business is an extension of people and our society. I feel like business is a microcosm of the world in the sense that many principles of business transcend the subject and can be applied to so many things in life," said Billy Micard (FIN '24) in his profile for Poets & Quants.

    Poets & Quants