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YALI Profile : Finance expert wants young Zimbabweans to try “investment”

Finance executive Farai Chizengeni is studying at the Mendoza College of Business this summer through the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders.

NewsDay Zimbabwe

Mendoza professor wins prestigious Notre Dame alumni award

Chris Stevens '74, management adjunct professor, to receive the Harvey G. Foster Award for service to those in need.     

Bill Gangluff

Accountancy Awards Banquet 2015 recognizes outstanding students, faculty and alumnus

More than 130 guests attended the Department of Accountancy’s Spring Awards Banquet on April 30 at the University of Notre Dame South Dining Hall. 

Brian Cook

Will walk for water

Mendoza accountancy teacher Mike Meyer trekked 30 miles around the Notre Dame campus to raise funds to build wells in tiny African village.

Carol Elliott

Time on retailers’ side: Impulse purchases rise the longer shoppers are in store

"It takes mental effort to keep to our goals, and over time, we get tired and are less conscientious," says marketing Associate Prof. Tim Gilbride.

William G. Gilroy

2015 MBAs To Watch: John Henry

Poets & Quants names Notre Dame grad John Henry to its list of top MBA students in the world.

Jeff Schmitt

Unplanned Purchases: Why Does That Snickers Bar Looks Better the Longer You Shop?

Research by marketing Associate Prof. Timothy Gilbride shows the likelihood of an unplanned purchase can be as much as 9.6% higher toward the end of the trip.

Science Newsline

U.S. Special Operations Command awards Outstanding Civilian Service Medal to ND business professor

Viva Bartkus, associate professor of management, is recognized for work with Army in stabilizing post-conflict countries. 

Carol Elliott

Here’s how to fix FIFA

In an opinion piece for CNN, finance Prof. Richard Sheehan says the answer to changing FIFA is to close the "money spigots."

Sheehan, Richard

FIFA Corruption Scandal: How Sepp Blatter Runs Soccer ‘Like a Chicago Politician’

NBC News: "Sepp Blatter is Roger Goodell on steroids," said Richard Sheehan, a business professor at the University of Notre Dame who researches banking and the economics of sports — comparing Blatter to the all-powerful NFL commissioner.   

M. Alex Johnson