Money
Study Shows People Who Work Hard May Be Bad Investors
June 19, 2023
“Consumers feel greater psychological ownership over their earnings when they work hard for them,” lead author Christopher Bechler, a marketing professor at Notre Dame, explains in a blog post.
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Marketing
CNN
AI drive-thrus may be good for business. But not for the rest of us
June 19, 2023
The adoption of new technology could mean fewer jobs or part-time work for employees, said Yong Suk Lee, assistant professor of technology, economy and global affairs at the University of Notre Dame, where he focuses on AI’s impact on labor.
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Keough School of Global Affairs
Bloomberg
Charter Schools Pose Supreme Court’s Next Religious Liberty Test
June 15, 2023
University of Notre Dame Law School professor Nicole Stelle Garnett said charter schools in most states are privately operated independent of the government so that makes them private schools.
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Notre Dame Law School
The Boston Globe
Documents case against Trump appears strong, but prosecutors still face hurdles, legal experts say
June 12, 2023
“It’s going to be a long, difficult haul between now and calling the first witness in the case,” said Jimmy Gurulé, a law professor at the University of Notre Dame who teaches national security law. “There are a lot of unknowns because we’re in uncharted waters.”
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Notre Dame Law School
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The Boston Globe
Social Studies: Stops by Democratic and Republican cops; the power of not marrying a cousin; the mindset of water scarcity
June 12, 2023
Economists at the University of Notre Dame worked with a homelessness prevention program in Santa Clara County, Calif. (which includes much of Silicon Valley, where rent levels can make those in Boston look reasonable), to conduct a randomized controlled trial of short-term financial assistance.
The Christian Science Monitor
One is the loneliest number: What will help people connect again?
June 09, 2023
“I’ve been sort of saying this is a problem for quite a long time,” says Darcia Narvaez, professor emerita of psychology at the University of Notre Dame. “So the report wasn’t a surprise to me. It was great to see that the government is paying attention to it."
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Psychology
The New York Times
A Religious Charter School Faces Pushback From the Charter School Movement Itself
June 09, 2023
“The question is, what’s the difference?” said Nicole Stelle Garnett, a law professor at the University of Notre Dame who helped advise St. Isidore’s organizers and is a prominent voice making the case for religious charter schools.
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Notre Dame Law School
Our Sunday Visitor
Catholic experts weigh in on Donald Trump’s latest indictment and potential impact on 2024 campaign
June 09, 2023
Robert Schmuhl, professor emeritus of American studies at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, who critically observes the modern American presidency, told OSV News the latest Trump indictment “doesn’t come as much of a surprise.”
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American Studies
PBS NewsHour
The life lessons commencement speakers have given this year’s graduates
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June 08, 2023
Juan Manuel Santos, former Colombian president, delivered the principal commencement address at the University of Notre Dame: “For the sake of this world, become peacemakers. It is better to be at peace than to prove to anyone that you are right. Work with peace in your heart. Find peace in your soul, and everything else will follow.”
U.S. News & World Report
Advice From Famous Commencement Speakers
June 08, 2023
Juan Manuel Santos, Position: Nobel Peace Prize recipient and former president of Colombia; Spoke at: University of Notre Dame
Advice to graduates: "Whenever you have to choose between being at peace or proving yourself right, choose the way of peace. We have too many wars, conflicts, deaths, victims and violence because human beings insist that only they, not their fellow humans, know the correct course of action. It is better to be at peace than to prove to anyone that you are right. Work with peace in your heart, find peace in your soul, and everything else will follow." – May 21, 2023.
Daily Mail
The PGA Tour's blockbuster LIV Golf merger set the golf world alight... but what has happened? And what does the future of the sport look like?
June 07, 2023
'Multiple lawsuits with potentially huge costs, very long potential timelines, and tremendous uncertainty regarding the legal outcomes have a way of focusing participants' attention on issues at hand and the financial and reputational stakes in the balance,' Richard Sheehan, a professor emeritus of finance at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, told ESPN.
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Mendoza College of Business