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Lara Novaes Victor | Wednesday, August 30, 2023
As I wrapped up my first year at Notre dame, I could’t help but reflect on all that has changed over that past year. Strangers became family, Ryan turned into home and 60 degrees fahrenheit became crop-top weather. However, out of anything I could add to the list, the one thing that changed the most
Maggie Eastland | Wednesday, April 19, 2023
Michael Meyer, a professor in the Mendoza College of Business and author of “The Odyssey of Winnie: Our Two-Year Adventure of Owning an RV,” admits that he often does things just to prove that he can. That might very well be the case for writing this book. Despite the author’s candid intentions, or perhaps because
Joe Rudolph | Friday, March 31, 2023
Within the past month, two American bank failures have sent shockwaves through the banking industry. These failures triggered rapid government intervention and a heightened fear of more bank failures. In early March, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), located in Santa Clara, California, failed after a bank run caused it to liquidate assets that it didn’t have.
Peter Breen | Thursday, March 23, 2023
The 2022-2023 Notre Dame student senate convened for its second to last meeting Wednesday evening in the Mendoza College of Business. Student body president Patrick Lee offered his final State of the Student Union address and senators deliberated on four Student Union awards. After opening prayer, roll call and the approval of minutes, director of
Stephen Viz | Thursday, February 9, 2023
I really hope no one reads this title and agrees with my sarcasm. A year ago this month, the world came to a halt as Russian tanks roared across the Ukrainian border. After eight years of political standstill and insurgency encounters, the full might of Putin’s army finally made good on the promise to reclaim
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, February 8, 2023
Next week, the Mendoza College of Business will host its 25th annual University of Notre Dame Ethics Week. This year the topic hits close to home for student athletes — “NIL Revenue: Its Ethical Benefits and Blemishes.” “While some college athletes have made millions off of their name, image and likeness (NIL) thanks to a
Kelsey Quint | Friday, February 3, 2023
Notre Dame students are teaming up with local South Bend businesses — solving problems, gaining experience and just having some fun. The Irish Consulting Club (ICC) is kicking off its fourth active semester on campus and members anticipate it to be a successful one. Founded in the fall of 2021, the ICC is a student
Liam Price | Friday, February 3, 2023
The Notre Dame student senate met Wednesday night in a classroom located on the first floor of the Mendoza College of Business. In the meeting, the senate voted to pass a resolution clarifying rules about elections for vacant positions in student governments, denying candidates the opportunity to run if they had resigned or been removed
Caroline Collins | Tuesday, January 24, 2023
There are visual measures to quantify job satisfaction and measure pain, such as the Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale posted in doctors’ offices and hospitals. However, there were no visual measures to track job burnout, so Notre Dame professor Cindy Muir (Zapata) set out to create a short-term measure to assess employees’ feelings about burnout.
Kelsey Quint | Thursday, January 19, 2023
Students and faculty gathered in the Mendoza College of Business auditorium Wednesday evening to watch a screening of the documentary film, “Hesburgh,” which follows the life of famed, former University President Fr. Theodore Hesburgh. The event was put on by the Mendoza Staff Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council as a part of Notre Dame’s Walk