University of Notre Dame

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Located in the U.S. heartland in South Bend, IN, Notre Dame is a Catholic research institution ranked at No. 13 this year. The university is internationally recognized for both its first-class graduation rates (96% of students graduate on time) and its outstanding football history. The Fighting Irish have won more college football national championships than any other team in the country. In academics, students can choose to study in seven schools, including those of Arts and Letters, Engineering, Science, Architecture, as well as the well-regarded Mendoza College of Business. More »

The Five Marketing Trends CMOs Can No Longer Ignore In 2016

• Many have been discussed for a while, talked about in general terms as real changes on the horizon for marketers. But these “hot trends” are no longer mere expectations—they’re here now, some experts contend, and will only solidify as practice in 2016. So what are the hottest marketing trends right now, the ones that will only get hotter in read »
• • esel Was A Creation Of EU Regulators
  • The scandal over Volkswagen’s doctored diesels might reflect an amoral corporate culture back at company headquarters in Wolfsburg. But it also illustrates the law of unintended consequences flowing from decisions by regulators in Brussels. By adopting emissions standards that focused on carbon dioxide instead of nitrogen oxide, European Union read »

  • Why Patrick Kane Should Attend Blackhawks Training Camp Amid Sexual Assault Allegations

    While Patrick Kane attending training camp is uncomfortable for some, it is ultimately the right decision. First some background.

    The Press Conference

    In a peculiar press conference held at the University of Notre Dame, Chicago Blackhawks President John McDonough announced that forward Kane would join the team at read »
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  • American Heroes On French Train Symbolize Atlantic Alliance

    Symbols matter, especially in relations between states. When Americans Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler—joined by Briton Chris Norman—stopped an Islamist terrorist attack in a French train last week, it should have reminded Europe that the Atlantic Alliance is still a bedrock need.

    Most of the world knows well by now what read »
  • • Campus Media
    • http://www.nd.edu/
    • http://www.ndsmcobserver.com/
    • http://www.youtube.com/NDdotEDU/